Former Maryland Court of Appeals Judge Lawrence F. Rodowsky, who embodied collegiality, decency and open-mindedness during the 40 years he served as an active and recalled judge on Maryland’s appellate courts, died this weekend. He was 91. Court of Appeals ...
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Prosecutors in the Roy McGrath fraud trial are asking a judge to block the use of recordings of phone conversations allegedly made by the former chief of staff for Gov. Larry Hogan.
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Investing in the current economic climate seems to many to require a whole new playbook. But experts beg to differ.
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Maryland Legal Services Corporation took another step toward implementing statewide access to counsel in eviction cases.
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The Top Winners for the 2022 Reader Rankings are being announced through video reveals from Oct. 3 through Oct. 12. The reveals start off with the Business Services categories.
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The judge handling the federal criminal case against Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby threatened to sanction the defense team Friday.
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Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is opposing efforts to release a document that would shed light on an alternative suspect in the Hae Min Lee case.
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A former Baltimore homicide prosecutor who is accused of misusing grand jury subpoenas to monitor and stalk romantic partners is now under federal indictment for similar charges.
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Maryland's failure to disclose potentially exculpatory evidence requires dismissal of charges only when a new and fair trial is impossible, appeals court says.
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Federal prosecutors are asking a judge in the Roy McGrath fraud trial to limit the scope of cross-examination of one of their witnesses, citing concerns about inflaming members of the jury.
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