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According to statistics from the Prison Policy Initiative, there are about 83,000 distinctive jail admissions in Maryland every year. Incarceration remains the most common punishment option for defendants convicted of a crime in the Old Line State. The purpose of imprisonment is to protect society against crime while depriving the offender of their liberty. Regardless, there are other alternative sentencing…
The Child Protective Services, or CPS, investigates every case they receive. Some of the reports that come to them are false, but they still have the obligation to investigate. There are instances where they may decide not to investigate a case, especially where a child is not in any danger. If the agent does not believe there is neglect or…
So you are visiting someone in jail. Or perhaps, your friend or family member has been arrested and is now in custody at the local detention center. If this occurs to you, it is likely that you will call them up using the jail phone system. The bad news about calling up a detainee is that there are limitations on…
“Stet” is a Latin word that means “to stand still.” It’s usually used in legal contexts to indicate that a judge will not change a court order. The stet docket is a dormant docket, and if your case is sent to it, you are effectively dismissed from that point forward. If you are placed on the stet for a year,…