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Imagine being stopped by a police officer and not having your driver’s license to show the officer. They have the legal authority to demand your license when pulled over.  If your license is valid as well as not compromised by any restrictions placed on it by the MVA or another state’s motor vehicle authority, you are likely to be charged with only the payable (meaning no jail time involved) misdemeanor of failing to display a license on demand. [If you have an iPhone, consid

Woman driver looking at traffic ticket. It’s happened to you.  You’re frustrated and worried.  In short, it sucks….  But don’t feel too...

Maryland has passed a new law under Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act, effective October 01, 2025, which targets reckless, negligent, and...

Pride flags waiving in the wind in a blue sky with white clouds. June is the Pride Month, a time to celebrate the courage, resilience,...

Happy graduates throwing their graduation caps into the clear blue sky. You’ve turned 18. Maybe you're packing up for college. Maybe...

Celebrating Law Day – Honoring the Rule of Law on May 1st Each year on May 1st, communities across the country celebrate Law Day—a time...

For anyone considering a career in law, the phrase Bar Exam  can be intimidating. It’s the final, and often the most challenging, step in...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making its mark across industries, and the legal field is no exception. Over the past decade, AI has been...

photo source: prweb In a series of recent legal updates, businesses across the United States face shifting deadlines to comply with the...