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MD Supreme Court hears arguments on Towson U liability for campus shooting
Maryland's high court will decide what duty the university had to prevent a shooting at a large party at Towson University.
Watch: MD Supreme Court chief justice speaks on judicial security
Maryland Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew Fader speaks at a University of Maryland School of Law panel discussion about violence against judges.
DOJ rule would preempt state bar counsel from investigating misconduct
Maryland’s legal community is opposing a proposed U.S. Department of Justice rule that would prevent the state bar counsel from investigating allegations of misconduct by DOJ attorneys.
Military families’ suit against MD Supreme Court justices gets tossed
The 4th Circuit ruled that three military couples whose bank accounts were wrongfully frozen could not sue Maryland Supreme Court justices for failing to ensure court clerks complied with federal military protections.
Rap lyrics inadmissible in criminal court under MD bill: ‘That’s how I roll’
The Maryland House of Delegates passed legislation to prevent rap lyrics and other creative expression from being admissible in criminal or juvenile court proceedings.
Anne Arundel judge disqualifies primary challenger’s MD House candidacy
An Anne Arundel County judge found that a Maryland House of Delegates candidate does not reside in the district he aims to represent, threatening his participation in the Democratic primary.
Here’s who passed the February 2026 Maryland Bar Exam
The State Board of Law Examiners says the following individuals successfully passed the February 2026 bar exam in Maryland.
Supreme Court of Maryland: Opioid crisis, greenhouse gas emissions
Opioid crisis — greenhouse gas emissions
New administrative judge named in Western MD
Maryland Supreme Court Chief Justice named a new Allegany County administrative judge, effective immediately.
MD Supreme Court orders evidentiary hearing in Anne Arundel candidate residency case
The Maryland Supreme Court on Monday ordered an evidentiary hearing to assess whether a candidate for the House of Delegates actually lives in the district he aims to represent.
Maryland Supreme Court: Disbarment, collateral order doctrine
Disbarment — collateral order doctrine
