Domestic Violence Charge Defense

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Summary

Domestic violence charges in Maryland can be complex. Breaking into your own home may not be considered domestic violence, but physical altercations could be. Steps to potentially get charges dropped include hiring a defense attorney, negotiating a plea deal, and presenting evidence of innocence or self-defense. Consult a lawyer for personalized advice.

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I see, you're in Maryland. Domestic violence laws can be complex. Do you have a specific legal question related to this charge?
How can I get the charges dropped
Here are some steps you can take:
- Hire a good defense attorney.
- Negotiate a plea deal or diversion program with the prosecutor.
- Gather and present evidence of your innocence or self-defense.
- The victim or witness may decide to not testify.
Remember, it's the state that presses charges, not the victim.
In this case am I guilt of domestic violence inf I broke in my own door to get my stuff but the person attacks me
It's important to remember that I cannot provide a definite answer as I am not a lawyer. However, general information about Maryland law indicates:
- Breaking into your own home may not be considered domestic violence.
- However, any physical altercation could be considered under domestic violence laws.
- It's essential to consult with a lawyer to discuss your specific circumstances.