Administrative Law Driver’s license suspension BOTTOM LINE: Driver’s license suspension was appropriate where the detaining officer afforded a drunk driving suspect a reasonable opportunity to consult counsel, and after failing to reach counsel, the suspect refused to take a breathalyzer ...

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MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS Administrative Law, Driver’s license suspension: Driver’s license suspension was appropriate where the detaining officer afforded a drunk driving suspect a reasonable opportunity to consult counsel, and after failing to reach counsel, the suspect refused to take ...

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The University of Maryland Medical System is not subject to the state’s Public Information Act, a unanimous Court of Appeals has held. Though UMMS is an “instrumentality” of the state, it was founded with an exemption that makes it not ...

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MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS Administrative Law Public Information Act BOTTOM LINE: Prison warden improperly denied inmate’s request for documents under the Public Information Act by directing the inmate to resubmit the requests to individual departments within the prison’s agency. CASE: ...

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MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS Administrative Law, Public Information Act: Prison warden improperly denied inmate’s request for documents under the Public Information Act by directing the inmate to resubmit the requests to individual departments within the prison’s agency. Ireland v. Shearin, ...

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