Legal Question in Traffic Law in Maryland
maryland traffic laws 2007
did maryland pass a law requiring persons being charged with driving without a valid license be held and shackled in jail?
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: maryland traffic laws 2007
Yes. The Md. laws have changed recently, making this a jailable offense of up to 60 days even for a first offense. Thus, an officee could arrest you and you could be held until posting bond. You should contact a lawyer immediately who can help get this person out of jail, if necessary, and handle this case in court.
Re: maryland traffic laws 2007
Yes. The Md. laws have changed recently, making this a jailable offense of up to 60 days even for a first offense. Thus, an officee could arrest you and you could be held until posting bond. You should contact a lawyer immediately who can help get this person out of jail, if necessary, and handle this case in court.
Re: maryland traffic laws 2007
Yes. The Md. laws have changed recently, making this a jailable offense of up to 60 days even for a first offense. Thus, an officee could arrest you and you could be held until posting bond. You should contact a lawyer immediately who can help get this person out of jail, if necessary, and handle this case in court.
Re: maryland traffic laws 2007
Yes. The Md. laws have changed recently, making this a jailable offense of up to 60 days even for a first offense. Thus, an officee could arrest you and you could be held until posting bond. You should contact a lawyer immediately who can help get this person out of jail, if necessary, and handle this case in court.
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