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Arkansas Judges Double Up On Halting Executions

Both a state and federal judge in Arkansas have put a halt (for now) to several executions in Arkansas. These executions were scheduled to start next week.I've posted this article mainly as a repository for the relevant litigation documents. The New York Times writes...

Having Your Warrant Recalled in Maryland

Maryland courts take very serious the obligation of showing up to your hearing or trial. If you don't, absent some unique situation, the court will issue a warrant for your arrest. Normal every day people get busy and sometimes can't make it to court dates. One of the...

Mirriam Seddiq Interviewed by the Atlantic

Mirriam Seddiq, founder of the Seddiq Law Firm, was interviewed by the The Atlantic this week. Mirriam talks about one of her projects, creating the Americana Muslim Women PAC.https://twitter.com/ckmarie/status/768533246514692096To read the entire article, click here.

Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License in Maryland

We represent people in District and Circuit Courts all across Maryland. Outside of DUI, the most serious traffic offense people hire us for is Driving on a Suspended License. Make no mistake about it, people receive jail sentences for driving on suspended license...

Hicks Date Maryland: 3 Critical Aspects to this Speedy Trial Right.

You or a loved one are charged with a crime in Maryland court, and you hear from your lawyer about your "Hicks Date Maryland." What is that? Why is it necessary? Here are three things to know about your Hicks Date Maryland. In Addition to Your Hicks Date Maryland, You...

Different Types of Assault Second in Maryland

If the prosecutor has charged you with Assault Second in Maryland there are three ways he or she can try to find you guilty. Md. CRIMINAL LAW Code Ann. § 3-203. The three types of Assault Second are: Battery. For this type, the State must prove that...

Maryland Peeping Tom Statute

If you are charged with violating the Maryland Peeping Tom Statute you face serious consequences. To be convicted of this crime the State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you, "with prurient intended to conduct or procure another to conduct visual...