PRIVACY

Your information
stays yours.

How this site handles the tools you use and the information you choose to share.

Effective September 30, 2026

What the site collects

The search, first-call checklist, charge filter, and date markers work in your browser. They do not send your answers to the office. The checklist does not ask for your name, case number, or detailed account. A downloaded or printed copy stays under your control.

Browser storage and tracking

Essential storage remembers a dismissed site notice during this browser session. The first-call tool can remember non-identifying selections on this device until you reset it or clear browser data. This site currently has no advertising pixels, behavioral analytics, third-party chat, remote fonts, or embedded maps. You can reopen the storage notice through “Privacy choices” in the footer. No optional advertising tracking is active.

Phone and text drafts

A call link opens your device’s calling application. The arrest guide can open a text draft on your device; nothing is sent until you choose to send it. Your carrier and messaging provider may process a message you send. Ask the office about a secure way to provide confidential documents.

Hosting and outside links

The hosting service may process ordinary request data, such as IP address and access logs, to deliver and secure the website. External links are governed by their operators’ policies. The site does not sell information gathered through these browser tools or offer a marketing subscription.

Your choices

Use the tool’s Reset button or clear browser data to remove saved choices. You can delete any checklist file on your own device. For questions about information held by the office, call (301) 474-3383. See Communications and opt-out and Terms of use.

What can we help you find?

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Find the right page or prepare for a call. Your question stays on this device.

Local site guide. No one is reading or receiving these questions. It cannot give legal advice. For advice about your situation, contact an attorney.

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