Criminal Defense
Gun & Weapons Cases
Firearm possession, carry violations, and weapons-enhancement defense.
Weapons counts carry their own mandatory exposure, so the defense often starts with how the firearm was found — the stop, the frisk, the vehicle search, or the warrant that authorized it.
Maryland gun laws also turn on licensing, registration, and whether the weapon was accessible to more than one person. Each of those questions can change the outcome of a case.
What the Defense Looks At
- Suppression of unlawful searches
- Constructive possession defenses
- Licensing and registration issues
- Mandatory minimum exposure review
Have a gun & weapons cases matter? Get a straight answer today.
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