What Rescheduling Means for Safety-Sensitive Employees The Federal Government has not yet officially rescheduled marijuana, but both the current and previous administrations have considered moving it from Schedule I to Schedule III. While such a change could have significant economic impacts across industries, the most immediate and direct effects would be felt by employees in safety-sensitive positions regulated by the … Read More
Critical Early Intervention Steps After an Underage DUI in Maryland
Getting caught driving under the influence as a minor can be life-changing—but it can also be a turning point. For young drivers in Maryland, an underage DUI doesn’t just mean legal trouble—it’s also an opportunity for early intervention, growth, and safer choices ahead. Understanding Maryland’s Underage DUI Laws Maryland takes underage drinking and driving seriously. The legal drinking age is … Read More
Navigating DUI Evaluations
Substance Use Evaluation (DUI/DWI): What to Expect and How We Can Help If you’ve been charged with a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) offense, a substance use evaluation is likely one of the first steps you’ll be need to take. Whether you’ve just received the charge, have been directed by your attorney to undergo an evaluation before court, or need … Read More
Marijuana, the Changing Landscape
In the last legislative session, Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley signed medical marijuana (House Bill 0881) and marijuana decriminalization laws (Senate Bill 0364). Both laws go into effect on October 1, 2014. To briefly summarize Senate Bill 0364, the purpose is to alter the penalty for the possession of less than 10 grams of marijuana, resulting in issuance of a civil … Read More