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Cochran, Cochran and Chhabra
116 B Cathedral Street
Annapolis, MD 21401

Annapolis: 410 268 5515
Baltimore: 410 269 1552
Toll-free: 888 268 5515
Fax: 410 268 2139


Email: info@ccc-law.com
 


 
  • DUI/DWI
  • Other Alcohol Related Offenses
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  • Criminal Law
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  • Appeals
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  • Traffic Violations
  • Traffic Violations & Other Motor Vehicle Offenses

    Whether charged with a minor traffic infraction or a more serious traffic charge that carries a penalty of incarceration and substantial fines, you should never pay the associated fine without contesting the charge in court, and you should never appear in court without the assistance of an attorney who knows the law, how it applies to your case, and how to defend you against the charge. A conviction in Maryland for a relatively minor speeding offense can result in points being assessed against your driving record, which may result in a surcharge being assessed by your insurance company. That surcharge could increase your insurance rates by as much as one-third each year over a 3-year period. More serious traffic offenses, such as driving while suspended and those involving accidents carry penalties of incarceration, substantial fines and an assessment of points by the MVA. An accumulation of 8 or more points can result in the suspension or revocation of your driving privileges in this state, with those points reflected on your driving record for a period of 2 years. If you drive a company vehicle during the course of your employment, the insurance rates your employer pays for you to drive will also be affected.

    To protect your driving privileges and insurance rates, you need the assistance of a law firm aggressive in the defense of traffic charges. We successfully challenge the accuracy of radar, laser and VASCAR evidence, and the qualifications and certification of the operator using that equipment. We are experienced in reviewing your driving record, looking for errors committed by the MVA that may have caused your license to be wrongfully suspended or revoked. We are familiar with the various judges and jurisdictions within this state, and how your case will be handled in those courts. A judge has the discretion to reduce the points and fines associated with your charge, and grant a Probation Before Judgment (PBJ) disposition in lieu of imposing a conviction and assessing points.

    We possess the legal expertise that could make a difference in the outcome of your traffic charge.

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