WASHINGTON – Same-sex marriage is a subject best left to lawmakers, the state’s attorneys will argue Monday in a Court of Appeals case that could shake Maryland’s long-held view of matrimony
Ijamsville Lieutenant Was Always a Soldier
WASHINGTON – Ryan Dennison’s friends envied his intensity
Suspects Deserve Attorneys at Every Hearing, Law Firm Charges
WASHINGTON – A high-profile Baltimore law firm has joined a University of Maryland law professor and his students to demand that suspects have a lawyer present when they first appear before a District Court commissioner
Election Prediction: Rain Won’t Stop Md. Voters
WASHINGTON – Though forecasts are calling for light rain today, Rep
Ballot Questions to Modernize Court Procedure
WASHINGTON – In the 1850s, Marylanders could demand a jury trial for any dispute over $5
One in Four Maryland Police Officers Assaulted
WASHINGTON – More than one out of four Maryland police officers was assaulted on the job in 2005, according to FBI data released Monday
Maryland Hate Crimes Decline
WASHINGTON – While the number of hate crimes in Maryland fell by about half in the last 10 years, according to FBI data, religiously-motivated crimes are on the rise as a percentage of reported incidents