Recent Articles from Editorial Advisory Board
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.
Baltimore’s vetting process needs vetting
Baltimore has many problems that are tough to solve. What should not be so difficult is hiring the right people to address these problems.
Value of state’s attorney candidate forums is beyond debate
Why we are so troubled by the cancellation of multiple debates for the candidates running for Baltimore state’s attorney.
Editorial Advisory Board: Predictive policing problems
Baltimore Police Commissioner Darryl D. De Sousa sat down with the Editorial Advisory Board recently to discuss one of his plans for addressing the city’s violent crime crisis: deploying predictive […]
Editorial Advisory Board: Another fine mess he’s gotten into
As Ollie used to say to Stan, “Here’s another fine mess you’ve gotten us into” – although, where President Donald Trump and his associates are concerned, the only surprise is that another mess has long since ceased to shock.
Editorial Advisory Board: The professionalism of Rod Rosenstein
President Donald Trump’s flacks are out in force to criticize U.S. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. But we have yet to hear a single complaint that sets forth facts that […]
Editorial Advisory Board: Time to rethink judicial discipline
On March 22, the Court of Appeals dismissed judicial disciplinary proceedings against Howard County District Judge Mary C. Reese. (The court’s reasons are to be stated in an opinion to […]
Editorial Advisory Board: The hurt dance
We call upon the legislature and the Maryland State Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy to recommend enhanced sentencing guidelines for white-collar crimes committed by public officials acting within the scope of their duties.
Editorial Advisory Board: The Baltoona Flash is on track
The billions in infrastructure money coming from Washington will be a boon to cities like Baltimore and, in our case, the improvement of Penn Station will be high on the […]














