From Revolution to Evolution: How Technology Can Revitalize the Fourth Amendment by Mirriam Z. Seddiq. Drafted May 10, 2018. https://www.seddiqlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/May2018Article.FourthAmendment.MirriamSeddiq.pdf
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, the federal appeals circuit that includes Maryland, has ruled that theft convictions are not crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMT). The ruling can be found here. Without getting into the immigration consequences of an (CIMT),...
We have many clients who come to us completely frustrated. They get pulled over, or get pulled over while driving in another person’s car, and get in trouble for either guns or drugs that are not even theirs. Maryland prosecutors are very aggressive in charging...
In Maryland, the court proceedings generally start with a Statement of Charges. The Statement of Charges in Maryland is a written statement that accuses someone of breaking the law. These charges are brought by a police officer (or citizen) to a District Court...
Understanding Arkansas Rule 37 Petitions Justin Eisele is licensed to practice in Arkansas and has been practicing Arkansas law for 13 years. He handles post-convictions in Arkansas and Maryland. Arkansas post-conviction remedies are generally covered by Rule 37...
Mirriam was asked to discuss the recent developments regarding family separation at the US border. She spoke on the RTE.IE network. You can listen to audio of the interview...
