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Phone: (410) 310-3763

Address: 11032 Nicholas Lane a201, Ocean Pines, MD 21811

Website: http://marylandshorelawyer.com

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Julie M. Guyer Attorney at Law

Criminal Defense
An experienced criminal defense lawyer like Julie M. Guyer can help you craft a compelling defense against your violent crime accusations. For instance, she could pursue the self-defense argument if relevant to your case or argue voluntary intoxication, which could reduce a first-degree charge to the second degree.
DUI/DWI
Whether you have been charged with a crime, expect criminal charges to be filed, or have a bench warrant for your arrest, or need a good DUI lawyer; you should not risk your future by placing it in the hands of an inexperienced attorney. It is essential to select a DUI or criminal lawyer with extensive knowledge of how the system works for you to obtain the best results regarding your case. Attorney Guyer has vast expertise, which she uses to represent you. She is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for legal advice and consultation. Calls to her office are promptly returned within one hour, even at night.
Sex Crimes
While committing or attempting a specific violent felony, such as arson, burglary, carjacking, escaping from custody, kidnapping, mayhem, rape, robbery, sodomy, or possessing a destructive device.
Robbery
Burglary
Misdemeanors
Unless they are permitted to carry dangerous weapons (pepper mace, knives, switchblades, razors, stun guns) or carry the weapons as a reasonable precaution against perceived danger, individuals could be charged with a misdemeanor punishable by up to 3 years in prison and/or a fine of up to $1,000.
Drug Crimes
Drug offenses in Maryland are not to be taken lightly. The state penalizes numerous drug-related crimes, including possession for recreational use, intent to distribute, and sale or manufacture. Attorney Julie M. Guyer, however, is a tenacious and skilled defense attorney who can put up an aggressive fight for you against the harsh accusations against you. With her experience as a former prosecutor and MD state trooper, she will develop a compelling and unique angle for your drug crime defense.
Assault
In Maryland, assault refers to battery (unwanted physical contact with another), attempted battery, or placing another in apprehension of batter. The defendant must have intended to cause harmful, reckless, or offensive contact to be charged with assault.
Murder
Another important category of violent crime in Maryland is murder. First-degree murder is a deliberate, premeditated, and willful killing of a human being committed...
Homicide
Vehicular homicide while under the influence of alcohol occurs when the defendant kills another person while driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of.08% or more or while â€œsubstantially impairedâ€ by alcohol. Vehicular homicide while impaired involves causing the death of another while the driverâ€™s â€œnormal coordinationâ€ is affected by alcohol, drugs, or a controlled substance.
Arson
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
In some cases, arguing self-defense may also be an effective defense against murder charges if justified and reasonable. Or, as mentioned above, it could work as a partial defense that lowers a murder charge to voluntary manslaughter. Additionally, voluntary intoxication or getting drunk or willingly using drugs may be a defense to first-degree murder that could lead alternatively to second-degree charges. This may not reduce a charge any further to the voluntary manslaughter level, however.

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