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Maryland Out-of -State DUI Lawyers

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Out-of-State DWI Attorneys in Glen Burnie, MD, Ready to Assist Visitors Facing Charges in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Montgomery County, and Throughout Maryland

Facing DUI charges during your visit to Maryland? We know you're worried, and our Maryland out-of-state DUI lawyers are here to help.

Maybe you were passing through Maryland or here on business when you got pulled over. Now you're dealing with an out-of-state DUI and wondering how to handle court dates from far away. The consequences can follow you home:

  • Your license could be suspended in both states.
  • You might have to come to Maryland for multiple court dates.

That's where Maronick Law LLC comes in. Our team has helped countless out-of-state drivers handle their Maryland DUI cases, often without them needing to return to Maryland multiple times.

We’re ready to help. Reach out now for a free, no-obligation consultation.

When Can Visitors Be Charged with a DUI in Maryland?

Visitors can face DUI charges in Maryland under three circumstances:

  • Driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher
  • Operating a vehicle while impaired by drugs
  • Refusing a breath or blood test

When Can Visitors Be Charged with a DWI in Maryland?

Maryland distinguishes between DUI and DWI offenses. You can face a DWI charge when:

  • Your BAC measures between 0.07% and 0.08%
  • You show signs of drug impairment

DUI or DWI laws apply everywhere in Maryland, whether you're driving on I-95, leaving Baltimore's Inner Harbor, or heading back to your hotel in Annapolis.

What Are the Penalties for a DUI or DWI Conviction in Maryland?

First-Time DUI Conviction: Base Penalties

Even a first DUI offense in Maryland carries serious consequences:

  • Up to $1,000 in fines
  • Possible jail time up to one year
  • License suspension in Maryland and your home state

DUI Penalties Can Increase Based on Circumstances

When life-threatening injuries occur:

  • Up to $3,000 in fines
  • Possible imprisonment up to three years

If your crash resulted in a fatality:

  • Up to $5,000 in fines
  • Possible imprisonment up to five years

When driving with a minor under 18:

  • Up to $2,000 in fines
  • Possible imprisonment up to two years

First-Time DWI: Less Severe But Still Serious

A DWI conviction typically results in:

  • 180-day license suspension, affecting both Maryland and your home state
  • Up to $500 in fines
  • Possible jail time up to two months

DWI with Aggravating Factors

When life-threatening injuries occur:

  • Up to $3,000 in fines
  • Possible imprisonment up to two years

If your crash resulted in a fatality:

  • Up to $3,000 in fines
  • Possible imprisonment up to three years

Hundreds of tourists faced DUI convictions in Maryland last year alone. Don't let your case become another statistic. Discuss your case with our Maryland out-of-state DUI lawyers immediately to protect your rights and explore options for dismissal or reduction of charges.

How Our Maryland Out-of-State DUI Lawyers Can Help You Beat Drunk or Drugged Driving Charges

Our out-of-state DWI attorneys in Glen Burnie, MD, examine every aspect of your case to build a strong defense strategy:

Challenging the Initial Traffic Stop

Law enforcement cannot pull you over without probable cause. Simply leaving a Ravens game isn't enough. Officers need specific evidence of a traffic violation or impaired driving. Legal grounds for a stop include weaving between lanes and running red lights.

Our team thoroughly reviews:

  • Police dashboard camera footage
  • Officer reports
  • Witness statements

If we find the stop violated your rights, we can move to suppress all evidence collected afterward.

Questioning Field Sobriety Test Accuracy

Field sobriety tests often fail to tell the whole story.

Consider this: A tourist exhausted after exploring the National Aquarium all day, stumbles during a walk-and-turn test. Is this truly evidence of intoxication or simply fatigue?

Common factors that can affect field sobriety test performance:

  • Physical conditions such as weight issues
  • Anxiety and nervousness
  • Fatigue from traveling
  • Unclear officer instructions

Contesting Breathalyzer Evidence

Breath-testing devices require maintenance and proper operation. Our Maryland out-of-state DUI lawyers investigate:

  • Machine calibration records
  • Maintenance documentation
  • Testing protocols and procedures

When proper protocols aren't followed, we can challenge the reliability of test results and potentially have them excluded from evidence.

Every DUI case presents unique challenges and opportunities. We leverage our experience to pursue the best possible outcome for your situation—whether that's dismissal, reduced charges, or a not-guilty verdict.

Contact us today to discuss your case with our Maryland out-of-state DUI lawyers and develop a tailored defense strategy.

Why Trust Maronick Law LLC for Your Out-of-State DUI Case in Maryland

At Maronick Law LLC, we don't just offer legal representation—we provide the comprehensive support and clear guidance you need during this challenging time.

Defense Approach

We are committed to exploring every possible legal strategy to achieve the best possible outcome for you. So you can have peace of mind knowing every possible defense strategy is being explored.

Unmatched Experience and Insight

Our founder's unique background as a former police officer gives us an invaluable edge.

His experience helps us identify potential weaknesses in the prosecution's case and challenge the evidence against you effectively. We understand what to look for in police reports and how field sobriety tests should be administered, allowing us to spot potential errors that might be overlooked by others.

Dedicated Advocacy and Reputation

With over 80 years of combined legal experience, our team has a proven track record of success in handling DUI cases, including those involving out-of-state residents.

Our credentials speak volumes:

  • Super Lawyer 2025
  • "Superb" Avvo rating
  • National Trial Lawyers: Top 100

Listen to what our clients have to say:

“I had my first DUI in Harford County, MD, and was very worried. After contacting Thomas Maronick Jr. law firm, I was assured that all will be taken care of. I was represented by Shawn Larson at my MVA hearing and had my license modified for 6 months without any suspensions. I was represented by Mr. Beadle, who was very professional, calm, and at the top of his game. Mr. Beadle made sure the judge dismissed all charges, with no points or DUI on the driving record, no DUI classes, 6 months of unsupervised probation, and only paid 200 bucks in court fees. Thanks again, and I fully recommend 100%!” - Tamba Yolain

If you are facing out-of-state DUI charges, discuss your case with us. Our out-of-state DWI attorneys in Glen Burnie, MD, can review your case, explain your options, and help you understand the best course of action.

Contact Our Maryland Out-of-State DUI Lawyers at Maronick Law LLC Today for a Free Case Evaluation

We understand that everyone makes mistakes. We believe in second chances and are committed to helping you navigate the legal system and move forward with your life.

For help from out-of-state DUI lawyers in Maryland, contact Maronick Law LLC online or call 443-551-2747 today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Facing Out-of-State DUI Charges