Burglary

• Jun 22, 2022 A Trial Judge’s Failure to Give a Defendant a Chance to Present Evidence of Mitigation Leads the Maryland Court of Appeals to Toss the Man’s 40-Year Sentence

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• Aug 9, 2021 DNA Evidence, Forensic Scientist Testimony, and a Defendant’s Right to Cross-Examination in a Maryland Criminal Trial

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• Mar 22, 2020 The Difference Between Success and Conviction in Your Maryland Criminal Case May Rest Upon Seemingly Small Details

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• Apr 11, 2019 What Happens Before Your Maryland Criminal Trial Can Be as Important to Your Success as What Happens During the Trial

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• Jan 26, 2017 Absence of Sufficient Proof of a ‘Breaking’ Meant that Homeless Vet Couldn’t Be Guilty of Burglarizing Ocean City Vacation Residence

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• Oct 21, 2016 When You Should (and Shouldn’t) Agree to an ‘Agreed Statement of Facts’ in Your Maryland Criminal Trial

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• Oct 22, 2015 Maryland Court Reviews Sufficiency of Evidence in Burglary Conviction

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• Sep 11, 2015 Maryland’s Highest Court Disallows State’s Amendment of “Charging Document”

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• Aug 7, 2014 Refusal to Suppress DNA Evidence Does Not Violate Constitution or Maryland State Law

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