Calvert County online solicitation sting cases under Maryland § 3-324 involve undercover officers, digital forensics, and federal prosecution risk. Entrapment defense and early engagement shape the case. Call Haskell and Dyer at 301-627-5844.
Dowell military drug charges trigger Maryland criminal prosecution and UCMJ Article 112a proceedings simultaneously. Coordinated defense protects rank, career, clearance, and freedom. Call Haskell and Dyer at 301-627-5844.
Port Republic and rural Calvert County firearm assault cases trigger first degree assault charges and stacked weapon offenses. Self defense, property defense, and rural evidence issues all come into play. Call Haskell and Dyer at 301-627-5844.
A research-grade look at the violent street gangs, prison gangs, outlaw motorcycle clubs, and transnational organizations operating in five Southern Maryland counties, and what a gang allegation means for anyone facing criminal charges.
A Calvert County healthcare fraud case under federal Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark Law, § 1347, or False Claims Act carries criminal, civil, licensing, and DEA consequences. Medical professional defense must coordinate all tracks. Call Haskell and Dyer at 301-627-5844.
A Calvert County federal PPP, EIDL, or pandemic relief fraud charge involves DOJ COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement Task Force prosecution, 10-year statute of limitations, loss amount sentencing, and good faith defense. Call Haskell and Dyer at 301-627-5844.
A weapons case that originates inside the gates of Naval Air Station Patuxent River is a federal case, prosecuted before a magistrate judge in Greenbelt rather than a Maryland judge in Leonardtown. The procedure, the prosecutor, the sentencing matrix, and the collateral consequences all differ. This guide walks through the federal forum, the substantive law that applies on the installation, the procedural differences from Maryland practice, and the severe collateral effects on security clearances, base access, and military discipline that often run faster than the criminal case itself.
A complete guide to defending DUI and serious traffic charges in Prince George's County, Maryland. The case travels two parallel tracks: the criminal case in the District Court of Maryland at Hyattsville or Upper Marlboro, and the MVA administrative case where the license is at stake within ten days of the stop. This article walks through Maryland's DUI statute under Transportation Article § 21-902, the standardized field sobriety battery, the breath test and DR-15 advice form, the implied consent framework, the MVA hot spots from the Capital Beltway to MGM National Harbor, the CDL and federal workforce consequences, the repeat offense framework, drug and marijuana DUI, related serious traffic offenses (reckless driving, suspended license, hit and run, vehicular manslaughter), and the path from citation to disposition.
An Owings PWID defense after a home search involves Franks challenges to the warrant, constructive possession fights, and intent to distribute challenges on every indicator. Call Haskell and Dyer at 301-627-5844.
A complete guide to defending assault and battery charges in Prince George's County, Maryland. From a confrontation outside a Hyattsville bar to a domestic incident in Bowie to a parking lot dispute at FedEx Field on a Sunday afternoon to a casino floor altercation at MGM National Harbor, this article walks through Maryland's combined assault statute, the difference between first degree and second degree, the reckless endangerment alternative, the domestic violence protective order track, self defense and imperfect self defense doctrine under Faulkner, the federal firearm disqualification trap under the Lautenberg Amendment, and the path from arraignment to disposition in the District Court at Hyattsville and Upper Marlboro and the Circuit Court for Prince George's County.
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