Tuesday, October 8, 2013

MD. CRIMINAL LAW: DEFENDING THE MODERN MARYLAND DRUG CASE,www.charlesjeromeware.com

The national law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, P.A., Attorneys & Counsellors, is Maryland's premier drug case defense firm. The firm is conveniently headquartered in Columbia, Howard County, Maryland.  For an initial courtesy consultation, contact us at www.charlesjeromeware.com,  (410) 730-5016, (410) 720-6129.

" If the zeal to eliminate drugs leads this state and nation to forsake its ancient heritage of constitutional history, then we will have suffered a far greater injury than drugs ever inflict upon us.
Drugs injure some of us. The loss of liberty injures us all." Cresswell v. State of Florida, 524 So. 2d 685.

Representing a defendant in a drug case here in Maryland or anywhere else in the United States is
different from just about any other kind of criminal case.  For instance, it is particularly necessary
in a drug case for defense counsel to intercede and get involved as quickly as possible in defense of the client. It must be remembered that in a modern drug case the client and defense counsel must always be vigilant and make decisions quickly. This is not only risky, but each decision may be irrevocable.

Now, with the advent of countries, and not just a few individuals, getting involved with the manufacturing and distribution of unapproved new drugs, and the increase in new criminal
charges --- it is a whole new and modern world of drug enforcement.

The defense of these charges mandate a new perspective , a modern understanding, and new strategies for drug defense cases in Maryland and beyond.

One highly successful way we have defended our clients from accusations of drug possession,
manufacture, or distribution has been to make the case that there were no " affirmative links" to our clients and the drugs.

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Saturday, October 5, 2013

MARYLAND MECHANIC'S LIENS---BARRY PROP. v. FICK BROS., 277 Md. 15 (1976): www.charlesjeromeware.com

www.charlesjeromeware.com. Maryland's Premier Mechanic's Lien Defense Law Firm.

The 1976  BARRY PROPERTIES, INC.  case caused a monumental change of  Maryland's mechanic's lien laws, and transformed the established Maryland mechanic's lien proceeding
to "enforce" a lien into a proceeding to establish a lien. The Barry case was also very helpful in providing
an historical account of the first Maryland mechanic's law enacted in 1791 at the urging of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, who sought the law as a means to encourage rapid construction of Washington D.C. [ Barry Properties, Inc. v. Fick Bros. Roofing Co., 277 Md. 15, 353 A.2d. 222 ( 1976) ].

For an initial courtesy consultation, contact us at  www.charlesjeromeware.com,  (410) 730-5016,
(410) 720-6129.

KILLING MARYLAND MECHANIC'S LIENS: www.charlesjeromeware.com

www.charlesjeromeware.com.    Maryland's Premier  Defense Law Firm.

Charles Jerome Ware, P. A., Attorneys & Counsellors, is Maryland's premier mechanic's liens defense law firms. For an initial courtesy consultation, contact us at www.charlesjeromeware.com,
(410) 730-5016 , (410) 720-6129.

The " general purpose" of Maryland's mechanic's lien is asserted to be the protection of contractors, subcontractors and material men and women who are allegedly not in a position to protect themselves if the owner defaults on payment or pays the contractor without first ascertaining that other parties have been paid  [ Dickerson Lumber Co., Inc. v. Herson, 230 Md. 487, 187 A. 2d 689 ( Md. 1963) ].

Friday, October 4, 2013

Attorney Charles Ware's Blog: "BLURRED LINES" BALTIMORE LEAD POISONING PROBLEM: ...

Attorney Charles Ware's Blog: "BLURRED LINES" BALTIMORE LEAD POISONING PROBLEM: ...: www.charlesjeromeware.com And see: " Politics of Lead Poisoning in Baltimore & D.C. : By Defense Attorney and BestSelling Author C...

"BLURRED LINES" BALTIMORE LEAD POISONING PROBLEM: DEFENSE COUNSEL VIEW,www.charlesjeromeware.com

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And see: " Politics of Lead Poisoning in Baltimore & D.C. : By Defense Attorney and BestSelling Author Charles Ware".  http;//thelawyersmailbox.blogspot.com/2013/07/politics-of-lead-poisoning-in-Baltimore.html.

Baltimore, Maryland, like many other urban (predominantly East Coast) areas such as Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York and Boston --- and across the nation, has a major lead poisoning problem. In fact, this  very unfortunate problem is so bad that it creates a public health crisis for Baltimore.

The  " lines are becoming blurred ", however, between actual legitimate cases of lead poisoning and the inevitable desire by some to file questionable claims for profit. Further, several recent trends in the area of lead-based paint poisoning litigation are developing which should be of great concern to property owners in Baltimore City.

For an initial courtesy consultation, contact this leading lead poisoning defense law firm at www.charlesjeromeware.com, (410) 730-5016, (410) 720-6129.

DEFENSE AGAINST MARYLAND MECHANIC'S LIENS: www.charlesjeromeware.com

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The Maryland law firm of Charles Jerome Ware, P.A., Attorneys & Counsellors, is a premier Maryland mechanic's lien defense law firm.

For an initial courtesy consultation, contact us at www.charlesjeromeware.com, (410) 730-5016, (410) 720-6129. We are conveniently located in the Baltimore - Washington area, in Columbia, Howard County, Maryland.

FACTOID:    The first mechanic's lien in Maryland was enacted in 1791 at the urging of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison who sought the law as a means to encourage the rapid building of Washington, D. C.   [ See historical account in BARRY PROPERTIES, INC. v. FICK BROTHERS ROOFING COMPANY, 277 Md. 15, 353 A.2d. 22 (Md. 1976).

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

" Chapter 15: Contract Law for the Consumer ": www.charlesjeromeware.com

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LEGAL CONSUMER TIPS AND SECRETS : Avoiding Debtors' Prison in the United States,
by  Charles Jerome Ware, Attorney ( Former Special Legal and Economic Counsel to the Chairman of the U. S. Federal Trade Commission.   http://amzn.com/1462051847.