Almost hitting another car, by itself, does not permit a police stop

Almost hitting another vehicle is not legal grounds to stop the suspect vehicle, absent sufficiently stated reasonable articulable suspicion for negligent or reckless driving. Lewis v. Maryland, 398 Md. 349, 920 A.2d 1080 (2007).

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Jon is a resilient, persistent, and passionate Fairfax criminal and DUI defense lawyer. As his former legal assistant, I was able to witness first-hand Jon’s expert criminal defense practice. I sat beside him in court while he vigorously defended an 8-pound marijuana trial, where he obtained a not-guilty verdict. Jon puts in the hours for his clients, day-and-night. As a newly-licensed attorney, I strive to model my own practice after Jon’s, who sets the gold-standard for the legal profession.
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His eye does not miss a detail, and is quick to point out discrepancies in the prosecution's evidence
fantastic attorney….defended me on a possession charge in Maryland. Was thorough and never skipped any details, I follow jon on his underdog blog, and have learned much. His eye does not miss a detail, and is quick to point out discrepancies in the prosecution’s evidence. I also enjoy his posting on trips to historical sites, as Jon is an avid fan of civil rights events, past and present…I would highly suggest hiring Jon whether it is a traffic violation, or a higher case.
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I’ve known Jon as a colleague and friend for decades. There is no lawyer who cares more about the people he represents and is more dedicated to a professional and thorough approach to defense of one’s Constitutional rights than Jon. He would be my first pick to go to if I ever needed a criminal law defender.
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Almost hitting another car, by itself, does not permit a police stop

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