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Maryland Criminal Defense & DUI Defense Attorney

Address: 303 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, Towson, MD, 21204-4412, US
Telephone: (410) 648-4008

Serving Baltimore County, MD and Surrounding Areas

Towson | Essex | Catonsville

Anne Arundel County | Baltimore City | Howard County

ABOUT OUR LAW FIRM

Looking for an experienced criminal defense attorney near you? Does your name appear on the Maryland Judiciary Case Search website? The Law Office of Stephen P. Shepard, LLC makes aggressive criminal defense and DUI/DWI defense both available and affordable to folks throughout Baltimore County, MD and surrounding areas. Baltimore County, MD criminal defense and DUI/DWI defense attorney Stephen P. Shepard’s extensive experience in handling a variety of cases, his dedication to aggressively defending the rights of those accused of crimes, and his underlying sense of compassion towards the people he represents are what define him and his philosophical approach to legal representation.

Contact our office today ufor a free consultation with an attorney if you have been charged with a criminal offense, received a DUI/DWI or serious traffic citation, or have been accused of violating your probation.

FEATURED POSTS

What is First-Degree Assault?

October 29, 2020 No Comments

First-degree assault a serious criminal offense that is committed when a person causes or attempts to cause a serious physical injury to another person without legal justification. Conduct that would normally be considered a second-degree assault that is coupled with the use of a firearm is also considered to be an assault in the first degree. See Md. Code

What is a Stet?

October 25, 2020 No Comments

A stet is a special type of disposition or resolution of a criminal or serious traffic case pursuant to Md. Rule 4-248 in which the State’s Attorney asks the court to mark a case as inactive or place it on what is sometimes referred to as the “stet docket” for three years, usually with one or more

What is a Modification of Sentence?

October 25, 2020 No Comments

Within 90 days from the date of sentencing, a Defendant in a criminal or serious traffic case in either District or Circuit Court may file a motion for modification and/or reduction of sentence pursuant to Md. Rule 4-345 asking the court to essentially reconsider or modify the Defendant’s sentence. Can the Judge Increase My Sentence? No. Despite popular belief,

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You will not find a more understanding, professional, and attentive lawyer. At no time did I ever feel left in the dark about what was going on or that Mr. Shepard did not have my best interest at heart. He really knocked it out of the park. I could not have hoped for a better outcome with my case for myself and my family.

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Steve was the light at the end of the tunnel for me. He was very professional and friendly throughout my entire experience, while also being very knowledgeable about everything that my case involved. Thanks to him I left a free man. I highly recommend him!

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