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A DUI or DWI arrest in Towson, MD moves fast and the state starts building its case immediately, The Hollimon Firm is your local defense attorney who steps in from day one to fight every charge before it reaches a courtroom.
Being charged with a DUI/DWI in Towson is stressful and leaves you worried about the consequences it may have on your reputation and future. Partnering with a skilled Towson DUI & DWI attorney from The Hollimon Firm offers your best opportunity to reduce these risks and return to your daily life. For over a decade, our experienced attorneys have protected clients from harsh alcohol and substance driving charges. You don’t have to go up against the criminal justice system on your own. The legal team at The Hollimon Firm is ready to fight to obtain the best possible resolution to your charges.
Our Legal DUI & DWI lawyers:

As a former Assistant Public Defender with hundreds of criminal and traffic trials, I bring direct courtroom experience to your defense. My name is Justin Hollimon, and I handle DUI and DWI cases personally from your first call through the final hearing. You work with the same defense attorney for DUI matters at every stage, never an associate who inherits your file.
I treat a DUI or DWI charge as a science case, not just a traffic matter. Breath tests, blood draws, and field sobriety results all rest on procedures that fail when officers cut corners. I find the weaknesses in that evidence to change the outcome of your case.

The District of Columbia prosecutes impaired driving under three separate charges with different proof standards and penalties. Driving Under the Influence, Driving While Intoxicated, and Operating While Impaired each carry their own statute and their own defense path. The charge you face depends on your blood alcohol concentration, the officer's observations, and any chemical test result. I review which statute the prosecution applied to your arrest and whether the evidence actually supports that charge.
Driving Under the Influence under Md. Transportation Code § 21-902 applies when a person drives or attempts to drive while under the influence of alcohol. Maryland law also addresses driving while impaired by alcohol, drugs, or a combination of drugs and alcohol. A first DUI offense involving alcohol carries up to 1 year in prison, a fine of up to $1,200, or both. As a defense attorney for DUI cases and traffic violations, I challenge the officer's impairment observations and the chemical evidence used against you. The state must prove substantial impairment to win.
Driving While Intoxicated rests on a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 or higher for most drivers in Towson. Commercial drivers face a 0.04 limit, and drivers under 21 face charges at any measurable amount. A first DWI conviction brings the same 180 day maximum and $1,000 fine as a DUI. I attack the reliability of the breath or blood result that the entire charge depends on. You deserve an affordable DWI attorney who fights the science behind the test, not one who pushes you toward a quick plea.

Driving While Impaired by Alcohol under Md. Transportation Code § 21-902(b) applies when alcohol affects a person's ability to drive safely. A first DWI conviction carries up to 6 months in jail, a fine of up to $500, or both. Prosecutors may bring a DWI charge when they allege that alcohol impaired the driver's ability to operate the vehicle safely. I examine the traffic stop, field sobriety testing, officer observations, and chemical evidence to identify weaknesses in the prosecution's case.
A DWI charge tied to a collision raises the stakes because prosecutors add property damage or injury to the case. As a DWI accident attorney, I separate the drunk driving allegation from the question of who actually caused the crash. Accident reconstruction, witness accounts, and road conditions often tell a different story than the police report. I build a defense that addresses both the impairment claim and the liability claim at once.
Careless and reckless driving frequently accompany a DUI arrest as added counts that increase your exposure. As a careless driving attorney, I challenge whether the officer had a factual basis to layer these charges on top of the primary offense. Reckless driving in Towson can carry separate fines and points against your license. I work to strip out the charges the evidence does not support.
A high blood alcohol concentration triggers mandatory jail time that a judge cannot waive. A BAC of 0.20 adds 10 days, a BAC of 0.25 adds 15 days, and a BAC of 0.30 adds 20 days to a first offense sentence. These enhancements rest entirely on the accuracy of the breath or blood reading. I scrutinize the testing device and the lab procedures to challenge an inflated number.

Refusing a breath or blood test in Towson can trigger an administrative license suspension under Maryland's implied consent law, Md. Transportation Code § 16-205.1. The license consequence is separate from any criminal penalties that may result from a DUI or DWI charge. You have the right to challenge the administrative action through the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration's hearing process. I act quickly to protect your driving privileges while your criminal case moves forward.
Need a reliable DUI attorney near me? Our local legal team is ready to step in and help you right away in Towson. Do not face these serious driving charges alone. Contact us today for a private consultation to protect your driver's license and freedom.
Do not wait to reach out to my office. The sooner you contact me, the sooner I can begin reviewing your case and explaining your legal options. Time is critical in many legal matters, especially criminal defense, so call my office at (410) 319-2038 to schedule a confidential consultation.
A DUI or DWI conviction in Towson can suspend your license for at least six months, and refusing the breath or blood test triggers a separate 12 month revocation through the DMV. These two cases run on different tracks, so you fight on two fronts at once. Justin Hollimon files for your DMV hearing within the short window the law allows and handles the criminal case at the same time, so neither deadline slips past you.
Refusing the breath test in Towson deprives the prosecution of its strongest chemical evidence, but it carries an automatic 12 month license revocation under implied consent law. Prosecutors can also argue the refusal suggests guilt, though that argument is far from automatic. Justin Hollimon reviews exactly what happened during your stop and builds the refusal into your defense rather than letting the state use it against you unanswered.
Many first offenders in Towson receive probation or a deferred sentencing agreement instead of jail, though a BAC of 0.20 or higher triggers mandatory minimum jail time a judge cannot waive. Your BAC, any accident, and your record all shape the outcome. Justin Hollimon pushes for the resolution that keeps you out of jail and works to challenge the high BAC reading that would otherwise force a mandatory sentence.
A DUI or DWI conviction creates a criminal record that employers and licensing boards see during background checks, and for federal workers in Towson it can put a security clearance at direct risk. The professional fallout often outweighs the court penalty. Justin Hollimon fights to reduce or dismiss the charge specifically to protect your career and keep a single arrest from following you for years.
Breath results, blood draws, and field sobriety tests all rest on procedures that fail when officers or labs cut corners. A device without a current calibration certificate produces a reading you can attack in court. Justin Hollimon examines the maintenance records for the testing machine, the officer's basis for the stop, and how the field sobriety tests were administered to find the weakness that changes your case.
Cost depends on the charge and whether your case heads toward trial or resolves through negotiation, since a contested DUI takes more work than an early plea. The expense of quality defense is almost always smaller than the cost of a conviction, higher insurance, and lost work. Contact The Hollimon Firm at (410) 319-2038 for a clear breakdown of the fee and the likely outcome on your specific case.