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MD lawmakers weigh loosening cap on damages in pet death lawsuits

A proposal in the General Assembly would lift the cap on damages in lawsuits over a pet's death or injury in certain circumstances. ....

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Dog owners should get limited monday damages for loss of pet, court says

Maryland’s high court affirmed that state law limits monetary damages for the loss of a pet. Dissenting judge says the law should recognize pets as more than “mere personal property.” ....

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Maryland appeals court cuts damages again in Anne Arundel police shooting of family dog, down to $7,500 from initial $1.26M

Monday’s decision further slashes the money the Reeves family will see to just $7,500, as a majority of the panel of appellate court judges determined state law at the time of the shooting limited economic damages ....

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Maryland bill would make it easier to sue police officers for brutality in state court

Maryland bill would make it easier to sue police officers for brutality in state court
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Lawmakers seeking to tighten police accountability in Maryland have also set their sights on civil lawsuits, with legislation that would make it easier to sue officers and localities for police misconduct.
Del. Jheanelle K. Wilkins (D-Montgomery) called the state’s immunity defense, which shields officers from legal liability, “the missing piece that we have to address.”
Her proposed legislation would remove the immunity defense for police officers, increase caps for monetary damages awarded in civil lawsuits, allow the state to decertify officers who are found liable in those lawsuits, and permit local jurisdictions to forfeit officers’ pensions and use that money to help pay legal settlements. ....

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Bill establishes Md. police use of force requirements

Bill establishes Md. police use of force requirements
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By Jacob Steinberg
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (Feb. 12, 2021) A bill in the Maryland General Assembly would revise police use of force requirements in the state part of a growing initiative surrounding police reform nationally.
Conversations surrounding police reform have intensified with the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis, and the police-involved shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, among others, which sparked protests throughout the nation.
HB0139 and its cross-file, SB0626, sponsored by Del. Debra Davis, D-Charles, and Sen. Jill P. Carter, D-Baltimore, would set prohibitions and limitations on police officers use of force. ....

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