Maryland law defines carjacking as obtaining unauthorized possession or control of a motor vehicle from another person, against that person's will, by force, violence or putting that person in fear through intimidation or threat of force or violence. This means that...
Theft is a crime that can vary significantly in severity, and in Maryland, the line between a misdemeanor and a felony theft can hinge on several important factors. Understanding the distinctions is crucial if you or someone you know is facing theft charges. The value...
What sets the crime of robbery apart from mere theft is that in robbery, the act of stealing is accomplished using force or threat of force. The use of violence is why robbery is a felony in Maryland and other U.S. states when other non-violent minor theft offenses...