When Donald Trump was elected, journalists who write about politics were inundated with warnings about “normalizing” his administration: This was no time for “both-sideism” or anything else treating the Trump presidency as, well, a presidency, instead of a national emergency. ...
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On Aug. 16, 2018, a federal court in South Carolina issued an injunction against the Trump administration’s efforts to delay the effective date of a controversial regulation known as the 2015 Waters of the United States Rule (the “2015 WOTUS ...
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Some Democrats in the General Assembly are bandying about the idea of dumping Nancy Kopp as state treasurer.
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“Are We Better Off?” was the question posed by Brian O’Malley, president and CEO of the Central Maryland Transportation Alliance at a recent meeting of Transit Choices
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What the court has gained in ethnic and gender diversity over the past generation it has lost in other types of diversity.
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Increasing access to justice will proceed more smoothly if we contemporaneously address and temper the enhanced expectations honestly and forthrightly
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Any of these business attributes or activities will subject an American company to the requirements of the European Unions new privacy law, known as the General Data Protection Regulation.
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Law firms can maximize their chances of landing these lawyers by employing simple recruitment strategies while working with partner-level recruiters.
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Whether the Rules Committee adopts the model rule in its entirety or decides to take a more targeted rule like they did in 2005, we believe it is time for the Rules Committee to revisit Maryland’s Rule on misconduct.
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It was disappointing and a bit disheartening to see Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh and Transportation Director Michelle Pourciau announce last week that the Baltimore Bike Share program was being shut down Aug. 15. The bike-sharing venture certainly endured a rocky ...
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