Former state delegate and failed congressional candidate Michael D. Smigiel Sr. has applied for vacancies on the Cecil County Circuit Court and the Maryland District Court in Cecil County.

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Gov. Larry Hogan will most likely choose the next Maryland high-court judge from a list of two jurists and three lawyers – including his chief legislative aide – that was submitted to him this week by the Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission.

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Four judges and an attorney have applied for the intermediate Court of Special Appeals seat left vacant in December when Gov. Larry Hogan elevated Michele D. Hotten to the Court of Appeals, Maryland’s top court.

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Are you a Maryland judge or attorney who lives in Prince George's County and wants to serve on the Court of Special Appeals? Now's your chance.

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Gov. Larry Hogan will mull over the names of 16 attorneys and lower-court judges vying for the Court of Special Appeals seat left vacant in July when Judge Robert A. Zarnoch reached the state’s mandatory judicial retirement age of 70.

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Gov. Larry Hogan has yet to fill a vacant seat on Maryland’s top court despite having been given a list of three candidates for the vacancy two-and-a-half months ago.

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Twenty-seven attorneys or lower-court judges have applied for the Maryland Court of Special Appeals seat left vacant last month when Judge Robert A. Zarnoch reached the state’s mandatory judicial retirement age of 70.

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The vacancy on Maryland’s top court appeared to be ideal for John P. Morrissey, chief judge of the Maryland District Court.

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A coming vacancy on Maryland’s second-highest court will be up for grabs among the state’s lawyers and judge who have reached age 30, lived in the state for the past five years and who submit an application by the close of business on Oct. 8.

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Gov. Larry Hogan will mull over an appellate judge, a trial judge and a private attorney as he considers whom to name to the Maryland high-court seat left vacant when Judge Glenn T. Harrell Jr. reached the state’s mandatory judicial retirement age of 70 on June 27.

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