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Defending the Criminally Accused in Dorchester, Talbot, Baltimore, Wicomico County, Ocean City, Worcester, and Somerset Counties on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Have you or a loved one been arrested or charged with a crime on the Eastern Shore of Maryland? If so, you must act now to protect your rights. It's time to start looking for the best criminal defense lawyer in Salisbury, Maryland.

A criminal conviction can have a long-lasting impact on your personal and professional life. Criminal defense lawyers are needed to provide you with zealous legal representation for criminal charges like DUI, DWI, domestic violence, and more. Beyond the legal penalties, you will have to endure the stigma of being labeled a "criminal." With so much at stake, you need to hire an experienced, local criminal defense lawyer in Salisbury, Maryland.

James L. and Rachel E. Britt have each been practicing criminal law on Maryland's Eastern Shore for more than a decade. This dynamic husband and wife team understand the severity of a criminal charge.
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Drug Crimes: Drug crime convictions carry severe penalties in Maryland.
We have extensive trial experience with charges involving drug possession, possession with intent to distribute, possession of drug paraphernalia, distribution and sale, drug trafficking, and drug manufacturing and cultivation.
Juvenile Offenses: As a parent, it's extremely upsetting when your child gets in trouble with the law.
You're undoubtedly worried about the impact this will have on their future - will it prevent them from getting into the college of their choice?
In Maryland, a crime is characterized as either a misdemeanor or a felony.
Misdemeanors are less serious offenses in the Maryland and federal law code and are generally punished by fines and/or no more than one year in prison.
However, there are certain misdemeanors, such as Second Degree Assualt that can carry as much as 10 years in prison.
Felonies carry higher fines and more severe penalties ranging from one year to life in prison, and even the death penalty.
Depending on whether you're charged with a misdemeanor or felony, your case will be heard in either the District Court or Circuit Court.
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