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A search warrant is a legal document issued by a court or magistrate that enables law enforcement agents to conduct

On national election Day, voters in Maryland voted for Question Number 4, a legislative action referred ballot question that would

The recent spate of crimes in Baltimore has shocked the police and residents alike, with as many as 10 cases

Baltimore Jail Still a Hotbed of Corruption Says Corrections Secretary! Despite the 40 convictions that smashed the terrifying reign of

Chuck Jenkins, Sheriff of Frederick County in Maryland, is aiming to get undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes out of

New laws often change the legal landscape, indeed, in most cases that is the intent. However, as laws are often written with lifespans instead of being open-ended, sometimes the permitted fading of a law can have even greater impact on legal affairs. Two laws in Maryland are expiring this year and they have some people worried.

Officials in Maryland organized a symposium for the various state jurisdictions to discuss the different ways they are trying to combat drug abuse and crimes related to it. Many feel that arresting and incarcerating offenders is not, by itself, enough to handle the growing problem of addiction and the crimes that surround it

According to Maryland General Assembly’s legislation passed on April 3, 2014, individuals, who are being accused of committing domestic abuse while children are present, will endure tougher penalties. The previous domestic abuse legislature has already eased and reduced the burden of proof for victims of domestic abuse in order to receive court restraining orders.

Maryland outstanding warrants are legal documents that are released by a judicial officer who acts as an impartial neutral supervisor.

When a person is arrested and charged in Maryland, whether the detention is effected under an arrest warrant or not,