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The least-diverse Supreme Court ever
What the court has gained in ethnic and gender diversity over the past generation it has lost in other types of diversity.
Editorial Advisory Board: Time for an update to the Rule on harassment
Whether the Rules Committee adopts the model rule in its entirety or decides to take a more targeted rule like they did in 2005, we believe it is time for the Rules Committee to revisit Maryland’s Rule on misconduct.
Editorial Advisory Board: The right reversal by the FOP
In March, the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office launched a new policy requiring city officers to answer a questionnaire regarding past misconduct.
Editorial Advisory Board: RIP Maryland Bar Journal
It is not premature to mourn the loss of the Maryland Bar Journal.
Editorial Advisory Board: It’s time for mandatory ethics education
Forty-seven states require their lawyers to take ethics courses to maintain their licenses and we believe that Maryland should do the same.
Editorial Advisory Board: 3 alarms about Baltimore police reform
Three recent documents concerning the Baltimore Police Department should be required reading for anyone who cares about our city.
Editorial Advisory Board: A call that could save a life
We encourage any attorney struggling alone to break the cycle and seek help.
A glimmer of light in the Baltimore courthouse mess
We urge the mayor and the governor to get together and find ways the state can assist Baltimore.
Editorial Advisory Board: No end in sight
We are sick and tired of this circus atmosphere that seems to have become the standard operating procedure of the Baltimore Police Department.
Editorial Advisory Board: Growing pains at the MSBA
When implementing change in an organization, inclusion of members and adhering to your mission is key to a successful transition, something the Maryland State Bar Association should consider.
Editorial Advisory Board: Lions and tigers and bares – oh my!
In our effort to eliminate wrongful discrimination, have we moved to a place where even a recognition of the differences between the sexes is deemed unlawful?
Editorial Advisory Board: Is there no conflict among honest mayors?
The hits to the City of Baltimore just keep coming.
