Maryland Law?

Question by aluna1120: maryland law?
so a family memebr of mine is on probation for a underage dui he is about to get off in may, he is now 21 and last night he got busted with a possesion of marijuanna charge. It was a small amount I am just curious if anyone knows whats the worst that could happen to him.
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Answer by Acid is the Answer
I got 2 underage DUI’ss and a possesion of mushrooms charge. The first DUI I got probation before Judgement and 18 months supervised probation 4 the second. The other charge was dropped. The problem is dealing with the MVA….there cluless. I think the worst that can happen is a year in jail and a 1000 dollar fine….that is the maximum 4 a first offense. Most times the judge will suspend all 12 months and just give probation 4 the first time.

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  • Kat ? says:

    That depends…did the arresting officer determine “possession with intent to sell” or just possession?

    I also presume that he wasn’t a juvenile when he got busted the first time…Now, in the worst case scenario, since it is (I presume) a second offense, he can get jail time, or can pay fines. This is complicated and depends on many factors as is pointed out on this website:

    “The penalties for possession with the intent to sell are generally much greater than those for simple possession. Consequences also vary depending on the type of drug, the amount of the drug, and the defendant”s past drug convictions. The penalties are greater for possession of drugs that have a higher potential to cause physical injury or death. Penalties for marijuana possession, for example, are often less than those for the possession of an equal amount of cocaine or heroin.

    The penalties are often twice as harsh if evidence suggests that the drugs were intended for sale to minors. Drug possession or distribution near a school, university, or daycare center may also result in severe penalties. Drug possession offenders can face prison or jail time, fines, probation, and mandatory treatment programs. Several U.S. jurisdictions have mandatory minimum penalties for drug possession offenders, regardless of individual circumstances.

    If you or a loved one has been charged with drug possession, you should contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer who can help you maximize your legal rights. Please contact us today for a FREE consultation with a qualified criminal defense lawyer who can answer your questions, guide you through the legal process, and aggressively pursue your interests.”

    I suggest you get a lawyer. Good luck!

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