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When can a criminal conviction result in deportation?

A criminal conviction can lead to deportation for some noncitizens, even after the sentence is over. The result depends on the crime, the sentence and the person’s immigration status. What crimes can cause removal? Federal immigration law lists several crimes that can...
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How can DNA mixtures complicate a criminal case?

DNA evidence can feel overwhelming when you face criminal charges. A report that links your DNA to a sample may seem to settle the issue, but a mixed sample can raise more questions than it answers. When genetic material from several people appears in one sample, the...
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How long do you have to file a criminal appeal in Maryland?

A criminal conviction does not always mark the end of your legal options. You may have the right to challenge a final judgment through the appellate process. Maryland imposes strict deadlines for filing an appeal and missing an applicable deadline can result in...
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Understanding the limitations of DNA evidence

While prosecutors often present DNA evidence as the ultimate proof of guilt, it is far from infallible. Forensic science has distinct blind spots, and a simple genetic match never automatically equates to criminal culpability in a court of law. What DNA evidence can...
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