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DUI Charges Dismissed in Howard County.

Posted on January 13, 2014 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

DUI Attorney David Wooten won a DUI trial in Howard County, despite his client’s .13 blood alcohol level. The client ( a 21 year old petty Officer 3rd classin the Navy ) was elated because attorney Wooten even convinced the prosecutor to dismiss his speeding ticket prior to starting the…

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Drugs Charges Dismissed.

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

Maryland Criminal Defense attorney David Moyse convinced a Howard County prosecutor to completely dismiss drug charges against his client. The client was driving a car in which heroin was found in the passenger compartment. Both the driver and passenger were arrested and charged. However, Mr Moyse convinced the prosecutor to…

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Theft Case Dismissed.

Posted on January 6, 2014 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

In January 2014, Maryland criminal attorney David obtained a complete dismissal of all charges in multiple count conspiracy theft case in Montgomery County. Moyse’s client mistakenly helped a friend sell stolen goods at a pawn shop in Silver Spring. Following a strongly contested trial in District Court, the State elected…

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Silver Spring man sentenced to eight years in prison for Wheaton robberies.

Posted on December 13, 2013 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

Link To Article St. John Barned-Smith, Posted: 12/12/2013 2:32 PM Who was Joseph R. Urrutia — a dangerous career criminal or a man overcoming an addiction-filled past? Defense attorneys and prosecutors wrangled over that question Thursday, before a Montgomery County Circuit Court judge sentenced Urrutia to eight years in prison…

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Jury Tells National Restaurant Chain To Accept Responsibility for their Food .

Posted on October 29, 2013 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

Montgomery County Injury Attorney Jonathan Carroll recently went to trial against a national restaurant chain when his client swallowed glass that was discovered in the client’s food. The restaurant’s attorney tried every excuse :”it’s the distributor’s fault” , ” you can’t prove the glass came from us”, and ” the…

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Legendary Maryland judge praises the ninth edition of Jezic’s criminal procedure book, Maryland Law of Confessions.

Posted on August 29, 2013 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

Thursday, March 25, 2013 A legendary judge on the Court Of Special Appeals commented about Jezic’s criminal law book: ” The leading academic authority on confessions law in Maryland is Jezic, Molony, Nolan and Woodward, Maryland Law of Confessions.” This quote appeared on page-32 of the scholarly opinion by judge…

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Mr. Jezic is again a featured speaker at largest criminal law seminar in Maryland.

Posted on August 29, 2013 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

Saturday, March 30, 2013 Mr Jezic was a featured speaker for the fourth year in a row, and the sixth time in eight years, at the largest criminal law seminar in Maryland, the Alan Goldstein seminar in Upper Marlboro. He spoke with the Honorable Jerome Spencer, Circuit Court Judge from Charles County, to…

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Jezic argues cutting-edge MRI brain science in Montgomery County murder trial.

Posted on May 24, 2013 by Andrew Jezic — No Comments ↓

Debate on brain scans as lie detectors highlighted in Maryland murder trial By Michael Laris, Gary Smith says he didn’t kill his roommate. Montgomery County prosecutors say otherwise. Can brain scans show whether he’s lying? Smith is about to go on trial in the 2006 shooting death of fellow Army…

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