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Chief Judge Robert Bell Calls It A Career After Nearly 40 Years On The Bench
A pioneer on the bench in Maryland retires after a lengthy and distinguished career.
Judge Rules On Evidence In Case Of Slain Md. Cop
A Maryland judge has made rulings on evidence ahead of a new trial for a man convicted of the 1975 killing of an off-duty Hagerstown police officer.
Judge Rules Morning-After Pill To Be Sold To Girls Under 17 Without Prescription
Contraceptive controversy. A surprise ruling by a federal judge allows young girls to get the morning-after pill without a doctor’s or parent’s permission.
As Former Scheduler Testifies, Defense Says Leopold’s Conduct Was Not Illegal & Was Done Out In The Open
The Anne Arundel County Executive’s misconduct trial heats up. Opening arguments were heard with strong words from prosecutors and the defense. Now, the prosecution’s witnesses are taking the stand.
Judge Formally Exonerates Man In Slaying
A judge has formally declared the innocence of a Washington man who spent 28 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit.
Judge ‘Charged’ With ‘Theft’ For Plugging In Chevy Volt Electric Car
Was Judge Mark Stanley misappropriating public funds by charging his car at a court house?
Md.’s Top Judge To Speak In Annapolis
Robert M. Bell, the chief judge of Maryland’s Court of Appeals, will be talking to students at Annapolis High School on Friday.
Attorneys Say Alston Plea Deal Has Fallen Through
State prosecutors and defense attorneys for Delegate Tiffany Alston failed to reach a plea agreement as scheduled Wednesday to resolve two separate misconduct cases relating to her use of state money and campaign funds that could lead to her dismissal from office.
George Huguely’s Sentence Reduced To 23 Years In Prison For Yeardley Love’s Murder
More than two decades behind bars. That’s the sentence for George Huguely, the Chevy Chase man convicted of killing Cockeysville native Yeardley Love.
Montgomery Co. To Swear In First Female Black Judge
Karla Smith smiles easily for someone who has seen the worst that people have to offer.
Judge Refuses To Dismiss Queen Anne’s Zoning Suit
A Queen Anne’s County judge has refused to dismiss a suit challenging the rezoning of more than 500 rural acres to permit development.
Federal Appeals Court Grants Stay In Md. Gun Case
Maryland can continue enforcing its gun permit law requiring residents to show a “good and substantial reason” to carry handguns until a federal appeals court decides the matter, the court said Wednesday.
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