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Hogan signs bill expanding protections against cyberbullying
ANNAPOLIS – Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday signed into law legislation to expand Maryland’s prohibition on the cyberbullying of youngsters, as parents of a teenager driven to suicide by online harassment stood behind him. The expanded law, dubbed Grace’s Law 2.0, will outlaw a one-time online bullying incident conducted with the perpetrator’s knowledge that his […]
House passes expansion of anti-cyberbullying law
ANNAPOLIS – The House of Delegates passed legislation Thursday to expand Maryland’s law against the cyberbullying of youngsters. The House’s 137-0 vote followed the Senate’s 45-0 passage last month of a substantially similar measure that would outlaw a one-time online bullying incident conducted with the perpetrator’s knowledge that his or her single post would probably […]
Senate passes anti-cyberbullying expansion; attention shifts to House
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate on Thursday morning passed legislation to expand Maryland’s law against the cyberbullying of youngsters, as the mother of a teenager who killed herself after being bullied online looked on. After the Senate’s 45-0 vote, attention shifted to the House of Delegates, where the Judiciary Committee heard testimony Thursday afternoon on cross-filed […]
How Frosh pulled off the comeback
In the end, experience and Annapolis connections prevailed over a familiar family name.
Frosh captures easy win over Cardin in A.G. primary
State Sen. Brian Frosh cruised to victory in the Democratic primary for attorney general, trouncing Del. Jon S. Cardin, who had been widely viewed as the favorite in the contest.
Poll: Frosh and Cardin in tight race for AG
A new poll in the Maryland attorney general's race shows a tight race between Del. Jon Cardin and Sen. Brian Frosh.
The record on where Frosh, Cardin stood on Jessica’s Law
Two contenders for the Democratic nomination for attorney general are each accusing the other of voting against laws imposing mandatory minimums for child sex offenders.
Cardin, Frosh trade jabs at UB
Del. Jon S. Cardin and Sen. Brian E. Frosh didn't get past the first question before the gloves came off during a Monday night debate at the University of Baltimore School of Law.
Cardin took full food allowance during session
Despite missing a majority of committee votes taken in the 2014 General Assembly session, Del. Jon S. Cardin filed for the full daily food allowance provided to legislators during the 90-day session.
Cardin: People need to know who I am
The nephew of Maryland’s popular junior U.S. senator, Del. Jon S. Cardin does not deny that name recognition has helped him become the frontrunner in the campaign against his Democratic opponents for attorney general. But Cardin said it will take more than a name to win on primary day, June 24.
C. Fraser Smith: For A.G., there’s Frosh and guy with a name
That guy with the familiar name is not running for attorney general of Maryland. It’s not Ben Cardin, the U.S. senator. He’s not resigning from the greatest deliberative body in the world. He’s not on the ballot.
Frick drops out of AG race, refiles for House
After weeks of speculation, Del. C. William "Bill" Frick announced Tuesday night that he will seek re-election to the House of Delegates rather than run for attorney general.
