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AI creates gray area for MD law schools, students
Maryland law students and educators are struggling to reach a consensus about AI's place in the classroom.
New bar exam sees rocky rollout in MD and beyond, but some prefer format
The new NextGen bar exam got off to a rocky start, with the three jurisdictions with the most test-takers, including Maryland, facing delays.
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?
MD Supreme Court upholds but narrows Montgomery County gun laws
The Maryland Supreme Court affirmed Montgomery County’s ability to regulate firearms but narrowed how it can do so and left a sweeping ban open to a challenge.
Law and MBA graduates earn more if classes are racially diverse, study shows
A study finds law and MBA graduates from racially diverse cohorts earn 1.5% to 3% higher starting salaries, benefiting all students.
Life after the session: MD lawmakers return to other jobs
After 90 days of drafting, debating and passing bills, Maryland lawmakers have returned to their districts to do constituency work and, for many, go back to their other jobs.
Watch: MD Supreme Court chief justice speaks on judicial security
Maryland Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew Fader speaks at a University of Maryland School of Law panel discussion about violence against judges.
MD law schools see dip in bar exam pass rate, but first-timers improve again
Alumni of Maryland’s two law schools scored lower on the February state bar exam than they did the previous year, but first-time test-takers improved again.
Maryland’s lawmakers and sheriffs weigh limits on ICE partnerships
The Maryland General Assembly will again consider ending 287(g) agreements that enable local law enforcement's collaboration with ICE.
MD House lawmakers ponder changes to recording consent laws
Maryland House lawmakers considered the possibility of sponsoring legislation to chip away at Maryland’s all-party consent recording statute.
MD law schools see slight rise in July bar exam pass rates
Graduates of Maryland’s two law schools performed slightly better on Maryland’s July bar exam than they did last July.
MD Supreme Court limits February bar exam to 400 people as shutdown complicates DC bar
Maryland’s February bar exam will be limited to 400 people, as the government shutdown has led the Washington bar to postpone its exam.
