Montgomery County lawyer indefinitely suspended for 'obstructive conduct' in divorce case
Maryland’s top court has indefinitely suspended a Montgomery County lawyer for obstructing a contentious divorce case.
Source: thedailyrecord.com
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Dan Rodricks: Was it a hack or just a ride between friends? A Baltimore jury — with me on it — decides. | COMMENTARY
A 78-year-old woman fights an insurance company over that question.
Source: baltimoresun.com
Baltimore Rapper Young Moose Wins $300K Settlement
Young Moose was targeted by a Baltimore Police task force that was later proven to be a corrupt group that planted drugs on the rapper.
Source: 103weup.com
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City approves $300,000 settlement for Baltimore rapper Young Moose in lawsuit against convicted Gun Trace Task Force officer
Baltimore’s spending board approved a $300,000 settlement Wednesday to close out a lawsuit brought by Kevron Evans, better known as rapper Young Moose, against convicted former Gun Trace Task Force Detective Daniel Hersl. Six of 30 lawsuits related to the actions of the task force remain in court.
Source: capitalgazette.com
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City approves $300,000 settlement for Baltimore rapper Young Moose in lawsuit against convicted Gun Trace Task Force officer
Baltimore’s spending board approved a $300,000 settlement Wednesday to close out a lawsuit brought by Kevron Evans, better known as rapper Young Moose, against convicted former Gun Trace Task Force Detective Daniel Hersl. Six of 30 lawsuits related to the actions of the task force remain in court.
Source: baltimoresun.com