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04/21/2026

As AI-generated evidence becomes more common in criminal cases, Maryland courts are taking a careful approach—requiring proof that this type of evidence is authentic, reliable, and properly obtained before it can be used. Understanding how these rules apply could make a significant difference in a case. Read more:

AI is being used more and more today, but its presence in the courtroom has not been straightforward. A Washington criminal case has helped clear up the issue.

04/14/2026

If you’re investigated but not yet charged, it’s critical to take the situation seriously and protect your rights early. This article explains why you should avoid speaking to investigators without legal guidance, preserve evidence, and be prepared for possible charges—even if none have been filed yet. Learn more:

Being the target of an investigation conducted by authorities is stressful. It is important to know what to do and what not to do to protect your rights.

03/31/2026

New technology is rapidly changing how criminal cases are investigated and defended—from body cam footage and AI analysis to drone video capturing scenes in real time. While these tools can provide powerful evidence, they also raise important questions about accuracy, privacy, and how that evidence is used in court. Learn more:

Do you have questions about how drones, body-cams, or AI technology can affect your criminal defense? Call Carey Law Office for help today.

03/23/2026

Allowing underage drinking in your home can lead to serious legal consequences in Maryland—even if you didn’t supply the alcohol. Learn what parents need to know and how to protect yourself:

If you're a parent with an underage child, it's important to understand how Maryland law treats underage drinking and social hosting. Our legal team can help you learn more about your potential liability and how to protect yourself and your family.

03/17/2026

Juvenile cyber crimes in Maryland—like hacking or sexting—can carry serious consequences, even for teens. Understanding how these cases are handled is key to protecting your child’s future. Learn more:

If your child has been arrested and is facing charges for any kind of cybercrime, working with a lawyer is critical. Our team is here to support your family during this difficult time.

03/09/2026

After an arrest in Maryland, the arraignment and bail process happens quickly. At arraignment, the court informs the defendant of the charges and their rights, and a bail decision may determine whether they can be released while the case moves forward. Learn more:

In Anne Arundel, Calvert, Prince George’s, and throughout Maryland, bail hearings and arraignments are important parts of the criminal process. Both involve court appearances and happen early in the process, but they are not necessarily the same. A bail hearing typically occurs first, shortly afte...

03/02/2026

Police generally can’t search your smartwatch or fitness tracker in Maryland without legal authority — because these devices store personal data and tracking information that are protected under the Fourth Amendment unless you consent or officers first obtain a search warrant specific to what they’re looking for. Knowing your rights about digital privacy and law enforcement searches can be crucial if you’re ever questioned or investigated. Read more:

Law enforcement in Maryland may be able to search your smartwatch or fitness tracker for evidence. However, they must search within specific legal limits.

02/25/2026

If your CDL is suspended due to a Maryland DUI, your livelihood could be at risk. A conviction can lead to at least a one-year disqualification — even if it happened in your personal vehicle. Learn what this means for your career in our latest article:

Understanding what happens if your CDL is suspended due to a Maryland DUI/DWI? Make sure you know what steps to take and how to get the right help. Call our firm today to speak with a Maryland defense lawyer.

02/13/2026

The Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act is now fully in effect, increasing penalties for reckless driving in Maryland.

Now, Maryland lawmakers are considering additional measures, including a pilot program that could require certain high-risk drivers to use Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) technology.

Learn what’s being proposed and what it could mean for drivers in Maryland:

Charged with reckless driving in Maryland? Learn about updates to Maryland’s Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act, including reckless driving penalties and proposed ISA speed-limiting technology changes.

02/06/2026

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