Legal Question in Criminal Law in Maryland

Assault,Treaspassing

It is my understanding the State's Attorney's Office decides to drop the case or let it go to trial.I plan to meet with them to show the clear evidence of harrasment that has taken place from my sister-inlaw. I have a recording of a message she left on an answering machine.I have multiple e-mails to myself, my husband and my son who is a minor.I have a witness to the treaspassing & assault. I also have a protective order in place for one year.What is the best way to present all of this to the State's attorney's office so this does not get dropped. She needs to be stopped, and held accountable for her mental & verbal abuse to not only my family but my parent's and siblings too. Thanks for any help you can provide.


Asked on 1/22/07, 3:42 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Bill Wood Law Office of William C. Wood, LLC

Re: Assault,Treaspassing

The easiest thing to do is to file for a violation of the protective order, which you can do by going to the district court where the order was granted and asking for the appropriate form. Violation of a protective order is a criminal offense.

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Answered on 1/24/07, 9:15 pm


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