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Dalya Attar case: Most charges dismissed against MD senator
Most of the criminal charges against Maryland state Sen. Dalya Attar — including extortion — were dismissed Friday.
With law school deans off board, who oversees Baltimore inspector general?
Maryland's two law school deans resigned from the Baltimore City Inspector General Advisory Board. Who does that leave amid Isabel Mercedes Cumming's legal fight with the mayor?
Drugmakers, retailers must face ‘maximum strength’ claim in decongestant false ad litigation in US
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals revived claims against drugmakers and retailers over false 'maximum strength' decongestant labeling despite FDA preemption.
Secretive US court meant to deport alleged terrorists hears first case
A secretive U.S. court created 30 years ago to deport suspected terrorists convened for the first time on Thursday.
MD delegate’s assault case to be handled by outside prosecutor
A prosecutor from Harford County will handle Maryland Del. Gary Simmons' assault case, a spokesperson for Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Anne Colt Leitess' office said.
An unwritten federal policy is blocking workers’ discrimination claims
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has told administrative judges to pause federal workers’ class discrimination cases.
Perdue PFAS case: Salisbury residents ask judge to sanction after mediation canceled
Salisbury residents are asking a judge to sanction Perdue Farms after it canceled a long-scheduled mediation hearing regarding PFAS contamination.
Father of Georgia school shooter sentenced to prison
A man who gave his troubled son the rifle he used to kill four people at a Georgia high school was sentenced to prison.
Trump threatens to pull attorney general nomination as standoff with Congress escalates
President Donald Trump indicated that he could temporarily withdraw his nomination of Todd Blanche to serve as U.S. attorney general and then later re-nominate him.
Bar counsel opposes MD congressional candidate Robin Ficker’s reinstatement
Maryland's Attorney Grievance Commission pushed back against Republican congressional candidate Robin Ficker's bid to have his law license reinstated.
Supreme Court of MD: Juvenile court, jury instruction, expert testimony, more
Juvenile court — jury instruction — expert testimony
Split court affirms convictions of St. Mary’s County man accused of raping daughter
The convictions of a St. Mary’s County man accused of raping his daughter split the Maryland Supreme Court four ways.
