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Medical aid-in-dying bill short on votes, unlikely to pass Maryland Senate committee - Vimarsana News

Medical aid-in-dying bill short on votes, unlikely to pass Maryland Senate committee

A Maryland bill that would allow qualifying terminally-ill patients to end their life with the help of a doctor, will likely be stalled for at least another year.

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Maryland Gov. Moore's controversial nominee for the Public Service Commission withdraws - Vimarsana News

Maryland Gov. Moore's controversial nominee for the Public Service Commission withdraws

Juan Alvarado, the gas industry official that Gov. Wes Moore picked last week to serve on the Maryland Public Service Commission, has withdrawn his nomination.

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Democrats put on a muscular show of support for abortion rights measures - Vimarsana News

Democrats put on a muscular show of support for abortion rights measures

Dozens of Maryland’s top leaders, including Gov. Wes Moore (D), came together for a raucous State House news conference to endorse a four-bill reproductive rights legislative package.

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Child sexual abuse survivors' fight for expanded civil litigation could hinge on legal technicality - Vimarsana News

Child sexual abuse survivors' fight for expanded civil litigation could hinge on legal technicality

Advocates are more optimistic this year a bill will pass to expand civil liability on child sexual abuse cases, but there remains a legal technicality.

Election just over, lawmakers enter pre-session fundraising frenzy - Vimarsana News

Election just over, lawmakers enter pre-session fundraising frenzy

Maryland lawmakers enter pre-session fundraising frenzy before the General Assembly begins on Jan. 11.

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