Fare Evasion Penalties Maryland

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Hello ****, fare evasion is illegal in Maryland. The penalties for fare evasion can include:
- A fine up to $*
- Imprisonment for up to 90 days
These penalties can increase for repeat offenses. Would you like information on how to contest the citation?

To contest a fare evasion citation in Maryland, you can:
- Request a trial date within 30 days of receiving the citation
- If you believe the citation was issued in error, gather evidence to prove your innocence
- Consider consulting with a lawyer to help present your case
Would you like information on finding a lawyer?

Yes, you can pay the penalty if you do not wish to contest it. But remember, paying the penalty is seen as an admission of guilt. If you think the citation was issued in error, consider contesting it.

In Maryland, fare evasion is a crime and can be recorded on your criminal record if convicted. Paying the fine is considered an admission of guilt, which could lead to a record. You may wish to consult a lawyer for more personalized advice.

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