More than five dozen residents of a Carroll County nursing home have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. Gov. Larry Hogan announced late Saturday night the outbreak at the Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy, where 66 residents have tested ...
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Maryland could have 1,800 confirmed COVID-19 cases by April 2, according to projections discussed by state Health Department officials. Those same officials are warning that cases will continue to increase on a daily basis and may not subside until midsummer. ...
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Maryland district court commissioners may not accept part-time jobs as door-to-door census takers, as this could require them to ask personal questions of people who have or may come before them, the state’s Judicial Ethics Committee stated in an opinion ...
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While courts are largely closed as the coronavirus tears through the United States, most of the nation’s 68 immigration courts have remained open at the behest of the U.S. Department of Justice. The Trump administration has resisted calls from immigration ...
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President Donald Trump signed an unprecedented $2.2 trillion economic rescue package into law Friday.
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A federal appeals court remanded a Baltimore man’s lawsuit over the use of a cell site simulator to locate him, ordering the trial court to make more factual findings about the device. Kerron Andrews filed suit arguing the Baltimore Police Department violated his ...
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Local unions want tight oversight of funds and increased benefits for their members as Congress passed a $2 trillion stimulus package Friday aimed at bolstering an economy pummeled by the COVID-19 outbreak. Unions, such as 32BJ SEIU, which represents property ...
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As the coronavirus pandemic upends plans nationwide, the National Conference of Bar Examiners has announced it will leave to state bar examiners the decision on whether to hold the bar examination in July or to postpone it until the fall. ...
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Bloomberg Philanthropies and the state of Maryland will spend $4 million to back a Johns Hopkins University study into whether the blood of recovered COVID-19 patients can be used to treat patients suffering from the disease. The effort will also ...
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In a survey of Maryland attorneys conducted from Feb. 21 to March 6, 52% of respondents agreed the economy was strong overall. How quickly things have changed.
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