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In In re Expungement Petition of Franics A., 2023 WL 5948060 (Appellate Ct. of MD Sept. 13, 2023)(unreported), the intermediate appellate court resolved a novel discovery issue.  The...

The Calvert County State’s Attorney’s Office has filed a criminal information document with district court charging a 36-year-old Huntingtown man with several counts of animal cruelty/cockfighting.

With more than two weeks left for the public to provide comment on a possible roundabout on Motter Avenue in Frederick, residents’ views seem mixed, according to community members and

We know youve been waiting all year to pop off with Fourth of July fireworks, but make sure your colorful celebrations dont cost you a misdemeanor.

We know you've been waiting all year to pop off with Fourth of July fireworks, but make sure your colorful celebrations don't cost you a misdemeanor.

A new Maryland law allows the attorney general to seek equitable relief and fines of up to $25,000, as well as fees, against civil rights violators. The Maryland General Assembly passed...

Chief Justice Matthew J. Fader named Judy Rupp as the next state court administrator for the Maryland Judiciary effective May 17, 2023.

Maryland Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew J. Fader named Judy Rupp as the next state court administrator for the Maryland Judiciary effective May 17. Rupp will succeed Pamela Harris, who is set to retire May 30 and will assist with the transition after serving in that role for the past 10 years. The state court […]

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Legal Newsline) - A woman who says a mixed-martial arts training gym discriminated against her for complaining about a comment one of the instructors made about left-handed people has no further avenue for appeal after a district court rejected her claim, Maryland's highest court ruled.

Hate crimes and incidents of bias in Maryland victimized Black residents more than any other identity group in 2021, according to Maryland State Police data.