The Maryland Commission on Judicial Disabilities has named a veteran Montgomery County prosecutor to be its chief investigative counsel and executive director.

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It was time for Baltimore County Judge Bruce S. Lamdin to go. For the second time in five years — that we know of — the Maryland District Court judge let loose with intemperate and injudicious remarks in his courtroom. ...

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Slower August for state slots Maryland slots revenue fell about 7 percent from July to August, as all three of the state’s casinos experienced slowdowns in business after a record-setting summer for the 2-year-old industry. The casinos — in Anne ...

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A Baltimore County judge has been removed from hearing active cases while the Maryland Commission on Judicial Disabilities investigates an allegation that he made derisive comments to a woman seeking a protective order against her husband, including a statement that questioned her priorities.

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A Washington County Circuit Court judge has agreed to a private reprimand for telling attorneys that they had less than 24 hours to prepare for a jury trial as part of an elaborate ruse to spur them to settle the ...

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Washington County Circuit Judge W. Kennedy Boone III, who pleaded guilty to drunken driving in March, will undergo daily breathalyzer tests before taking the bench under a negotiated punishment from a judicial disciplinary board. Boone, an acknowledged alcoholic, has also ...

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Maryland District Judge G. Darrell Russell Jr. has agreed to a private reprimand for having performed the marriage of a domestic violence suspect to his alleged victim, then dismissing the criminal complaint because the newlywed wife could not testify against ...

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