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Most people who are arrested or accused of a crime are most focused on averting the short-term penalties like jail sentences and costly fines. However, there are also collateral consequences that come with a conviction or even a dismissal, including a criminal record that could haunt you on background checks...

In Maryland, many past arrests, convictions, and other dispositions of criminal charges are eligible for what is known as the expungement process. Through this process, those with criminal records can file a petition with the court to have eligible offenses removed from their record so that they generally do not...

Many people with Maryland criminal records have experienced the negative consequences that come along with this, including an inability to find gainful employment, receive financial aid or assistance, or become professionally licensed. These folks are often unaware that their arrest, conviction, or other disposition can potentially be expunged from their...

Many folks do not realize the many collateral consequences that come with a criminal conviction. Even after you have served any prison sentence and paid all your fines and fees, you will still have a criminal record that will be visible to most anyone permitted to conduct a background check...

Many young people in Maryland and across America dream of enlisting in the U.S. military and serving their country. The processes for being excepted into each of the military’s branches differ slightly, but they are all long and arduous.  In addition to the physical and mental requirements required to join...

Applying for a job can be one of the most stressful times in a person’s life, but it can become even more stressful if you have a criminal record. Many companies will run a criminal background check as part of the application and interview process. Although there are laws and...

When most people think about the penalties they might face for committing a crime, they tend to focus their attention on the potential of high fines and long jail sentences. However, there are also a whole different set of issues that will follow you once you have completed your probation...