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The legislation would give the attorney general the exclusive right to prosecute case involving police-involved deaths, unless the attorney general requests…

The Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee is slated for a 1 p.m. hearing on a bill that would give the attorney general’s Independent Investigations Division prosecutorial powers in police killings.

The millions of dollars of hubris and ego wasted on last year’s Super Bowl ads was the tip of the iceberg of crypto losses in 2022.

Award is in memory of influential founder

The legislation would limit use of facial recognition to investigations of certain violent crimes, human trafficking offenses or ongoing threats to public safety. If passed, it would be the state’s first limitation on the tech.

The bill in the House of Delegates would be the first successful attempt to regulate the use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement at a statewide level in Maryland.

The bill in the House of Delegates would be the first successful attempt to regulate the use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement at a statewide level in Maryland.

During the 2022 General Assembly session, we urged passage of House Bill 559/Senate Bill 265, to broaden the scope of the current Probation Before Judgment (PBJ) law. The bill had broad support, was favorably passed in both chambers, but unfortunately perished in the waning moments of the legislative session. The bill is back this session, ...

California State University, Northridge’s student-based brand management and creative services agency: IntersectLA (IXLA) has partnered with the nonprofit Los Angeles Room & Board to help unhoused community college students in the Los Angeles area.

On Friday afternoon, the Supreme Court of Maryland will consider a proposed rule change that would prevent the public from obtaining audio recordings of criminal court cases .