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40 Years of Combined Experience • Established 2004

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Criminal Law

Facing criminal charges is never easy, no matter your prior experience in the Maryland legal system.

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Drug Possession

Thanks to recent changes in legislature, many American states are warming up to the idea of legalizing previously criminal drugs.

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Weapons Charges

Whether you've been charged with selling, possessing, lending, or illegally carrying a weapon, you're likely concerned about the outcome of your case.

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DUI / OVI

As a driver, you're likely familiar with the acronym DUI. It means "driving under the influence," and while most American citizens are familiar with this term,

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Burglary Lawyer in Baltimore, MD

Don't let burglary charges ruin your job prospects. When you've been charged with burglary, robbery, or theft, turn to Iamele & Iamele LLP for help with building a bulletproof defense. Our attorneys bring more than 40 years of experience to each case they undertake, making them valuable sources of information for individuals facing burglary and theft charges in Maryland. Reach out today to request a free consultation with a burglary lawyer in Baltimore, MD.

In the state of Maryland, first, second, and third degree burglary are classified as felonies, while fourth degree burglary is a misdemeanor. This means that the punishments associated with each charge vary. If you're unsure what consequences you're facing, it's well worth your time to meet with a burglary lawyer to discuss your defense options.

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How a Robbery Defense Attorney Can Help

Plan your next step alongside an experienced robbery defense attorney. Armed robbery is a felony and a serious crime; as such, many police officers overcharge individuals that commit this offense. Individuals charged with armed robbery face up to 20 years of jail time, while individuals that commit robbery without a weapon face only 15. Armed robbery, or "robbery with a dangerous weapon," involves the use of non-deadly weapons, such as bats and knives.

Being charged with robbery can have a serious effect on your quality of life - since you're required to list felonies on many job applications, you could face some employment difficulties. Additionally, the fines you'll incur may make it impossible to live the lifestyle to which you're accustomed. A robbery defense attorney can help you plead to have your charge dismissed or reduced, enabling you to avoid more serious consequences.

Talk to a Skilled Theft Lawyer

Theft crimes vary in complexity; as such, so do their charges. Depending on the value of the objects stolen, as well as an individual's personal history of theft, the maximum sentence varies. Learn how you can please for reduced charges, or even have your charges dismissed with help from an experienced theft lawyer. Our attorneys can assist you in exploring your defense options, ultimately securing the peace of mind you need to navigate your case.

If you're uncertain whether you're being charged with burglary, robbery, or another theft-related crime, don't hesitate to request a free consultation with one of our attorneys. We're more than happy to answer any questions you may have, and we specialize not only in theft, but other areas of criminal law, as well.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation with a burglary lawyer. We defend clients living in Baltimore, Ellicott, Columbia, Towson, Lutherville-Timonium, Parkville, Pikesville, Woodlawn, Dundalk, Federal Hill, Canton, Catonsville, and Howard County, MD.

 

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