ANNAPOLIS – Gov. Larry Hogan’s three nominees for Maryland’s top and intermediate appellate courts took a giant step toward confirmation Monday evening. The Senate Executive Nominations Committee recommended by voice vote that the full Senate vote to confirm Easton lawyer ...

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ANNAPOLIS – Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday named Easton lawyer Brynja McDivitt Booth to serve on Maryland’s top court. Booth, of the law firm Booth, Booth, Cropper & Marriner P.C., will succeed Judge Sally D. Adkins, who stepped down Oct. ...

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ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan will likely choose the state’s next high-court judge from among two judges and an attorney. The Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission has forwarded to Hogan’s desk as candidates for a Court of Appeals vacancy Christopher B. ...

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Two judges and five lawyers have applied for a seat on Maryland’s top court. Hoping to succeed retired Court of Appeals Judge Sally D. Adkins are Court of Special Appeals Judge Christopher B. Kehoe; Dorchester County Circuit Judge Brett W. ...

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Judges and attorneys on Maryland’s Eastern Shore will have another chance to apply for a seat on the state’s top court. The Maryland Judiciary is readvertising for Court of Appeals applicants after the first round of candidates failed to result ...

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Maryland Court of Appeals Judge Sally D. Adkins will step down from the bench later this year.

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