Criminal Defense

1. Alcohol Violations
2. Arson & Malicious Burning
3. 1st / 2nd Degree Assault
4. Bad Check
5. Bail / Bonds
6. Burglary
7. Carjacking
8. Controlled Dangerous Substances
9. Destruction of Property
10. Disorderly Conduct
11. Domestic Violence
12. Drug Crimes
13. False Statement
14. Firearms
15. Forgery
16. Fraud
17. Gambling / Gaming Crimes
18. Harassment
19. Homicide / Murder
20. Indecent Exposure
21. Kidnapping
22. Malicious Destruction of Property
23. Manslaughter
24. Minors / Juvenile Crimes
25. Murder
26. Natural Resources
27. Obstructing & Hindering
28. Peace / Protective Orders
29. Prescription Drug Crimes
30. Rape
31. Resisting Arrest
32. Robbery / Armed Robbery
33. Sexual Offenses
34. Theft
35. Trespassing
36. Weapons

JUVENILES / MINORS

What is a Juvenile and what does that mean?

A juvenile is a person who is under the age of 17. Traditionally, minors who charged as juveniles receive less severe punishment, as society does not hold the same expectations for a juvenile as for an adult. A minor who has committed a heinous crime may lose juvenile status in the eyes of the court, and be charged as an adult.

Don't Go to Court Alone. A criminal conviction can affect the rest of your life. You could spend years in jail, pay fines, Court costs and regret not having a professional attorney advising you on the best decisions in your criminal case. Call Attorney Randolph Rice at 410.288.2900 to schedule a FREE criminal defense consultation. We have years of experience and we can put that knowledge to work in your criminal case.

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