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Experienced Criminal Lawyers in Hagerstown, MD

We handle all felonies and misdemeanors. When charged with a criminal offense, timing is of the essence. Regardless if you’re charged with a major felony, DUI, DWI, or possession of CDS (controlled dangerous substance), it is critical to connect with a lawyer as soon as possible. At DUI Lawyers, we understand timing is of the essence and are committed to protecting your rights, no matter the charge. Our experienced criminal lawyers in Hagerstown, MD, will assess your case and build a defense straight away. The criminal trial process can be overwhelming, but don’t worry, as we will be by your side in every step.
Thanks to our familiarity with the criminal laws in Maryland, we’re able to build a robust defense for any client. In addition to our own investigation, we enlist the help of private investigators, psychologists, forensic specialists, drunk driving and drug evaluators, and rehabilitation centers to aid in building your defense. A criminal offense, DUI, DWI, or drug charge can land you in jail; therefore, it's important to take it seriously and view the case from every angle possible.
When it comes to DUI or DWI specifically, you’ll be facing the potential of long-term loss of your driver’s license. If you’re like most people, losing the ability to drive altogether comes with many other consequences. Consult us if you are worried about losing your driver’s license or facing employment issues because of being charged with DUI, DWI, possession of drugs, speeding, or reckless driving. With our lawyers on your side, we can guide you through the administrative hearing process, making sure you can keep your license and job.
Contact us today if you need an attorney to defend your case. We will listen to your concerns and recommend the best course of action.

What Should You Do If You Are Arrested?

Know Your Legal Rights!
You are informed that you are being detained. What exactly does that imply? You are taken into custody when you are arrested, which means you cannot exit the area. If a police officer or another person suspects you of being involved in a crime, you can be detained or held for questioning for a short time without being arrested.
For instance, an officer may detain you if you carry a large box near a burglary site. Storekeepers can also detain you if they suspect you of stealing something. You are not required to answer any questions if you are arrested or detained, except to provide your name and address and present proof of identification if necessary.
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Client Testimonial

"Mr. Palmer was absolutely wonderful! When I came in to see him for the first time I was a worried mess. He was very kind, compassionate and helpful. After leaving his office I felt 100% worries free and comfortable leaving my case in his hands. Needless to say the outcome was GREAT!"