The Jan. 28 opinion by The Daily Record’s Editorial Advisory Board (“Judge abused his discretion on bail”) does a disservice to this fine paper. Not only is it premised on factual errors, it also misunderstands two basic, related principles: the ...
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Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative commends Maryland for taking this important step forward.
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As an organization whose purpose is to provide a voice to legal issues affecting the Hispanic community, the Maryland Hispanic Bar Association will not stand silent while families are being torn apart.
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It is shameful and reprehensible that an apparently over-resourced state’s attorney’s office pursued charges of this nature when the Eastern Shore tragically experiences multiple suicides a year
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Vast segments of the financial markets have become largely inaccessible to minority-owned small businesses in Baltimore. However, The Daily Record’s coverage of the program hosted by Mayor Pugh missed several key points. Throughout the day, there were a number of ...
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of Maryland Legal Aid’s Equal Justice Council, one of very few associations in the country whose members unite for the sole purpose of supporting the work of a legal aid organization. The EJC was ...
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Violent crime in Baltimore is understandably a source of concern to all residents of the city and others. The Maryland Judiciary, especially judges who work and live in the City, share in this concern. Recent public discussion makes it important ...
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In large letters, a June 12 headline in The Daily Record asked, “Is this bail reform?” The article quoted several defense lawyers – favorable to bail bondsmen – and compiled some statistics to that the number of defendants denied bail ...
Read More »Maryland lawmakers need to make a change for cancer patients. And they need to make it now. A little more than a year ago, my 83-year-old mother was diagnosed with lung cancer – a finding that shook us to the ...
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Read More »In the Jan. 11 Annapolis Summit co-hosted by The Daily Record, Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. said that fracking “affects two counties where there are no jobs whatsoever.” Presumably Miller was referring to Garrett and Allegany counties, which ...
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