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Judge tosses Trump administration suit seeking MD voter data
A federal judge threw out the Department of Justice’s lawsuit seeking data on millions of registered Maryland voters.
CareFirst sues ex-insurance brokers in MD civil racketeering case
CareFirst sued two brothers, alleging they coordinated a racketeering scheme involving fraudulent Maryland insurance claims totaling over $51 million.
Church sues Ocean City after $1K-per-day fines over homeless shelter
St. Paul’s By-the-Sea Episcopal Church sued Ocean City, saying the town violated its right to the free exercise of religion for attempting to shut down its homeless shelter.
Voters to pick Anne Arundel probate officials after scandals
Anne Arundel County voters will vote on probate office leadership after the conviction of the county’s last register of wills and misconduct allegations against two orphans’ court judges.
Pilot program gives MD children a say in custody cases
A pilot program in Southern Maryland provides free attorneys to children whose parents are going through contentious divorces.
Civil abuse suits against Baltimore Archdiocese prevented — for now
A federal judge ruled out — for now — civil lawsuits intended to pressure the Archdiocese of Baltimore to settle with survivors of child sexual abuse.
Attorneys seek release of couple detained by ICE at Baltimore school
Attorneys are seeking the release of a couple whose arrests by ICE outside a Southeast Baltimore school drew the ire of local officials.
Maryland Legal Aid sues Baltimore County over eviction law deeming property abandoned
A Baltimore County eviction law that allows tenants’ property to be thrown away without due process is facing a legal challenge, two years after a similar law in Baltimore City was deemed unconstitutional.
Baltimore publishing firm ‘stunned’ by city lawsuit alleging misleading marketing
Baltimore-based Agora's president said the publishing giant saw "significant constitutional problems" with the consumer protection lawsuit the city filed against it.
Fired Baltimore official’s discrimination lawsuit can proceed, despite EEOC snafu
Despite being filed late, an ex-Baltimore equity official's discrimination lawsuit against the city can proceed because the delay was caused by a bureaucratic hiccup by federal authorities.
Slashing victims funding, Moore’s crime office ‘lost its way,’ grantees say
The Daily Record spoke with nine nonprofit leaders who say the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention and Policy slashed funding and became adversarial.
MD Supreme Court removes Anne Arundel Judge Marc Knapp
Just hours after hearing oral arguments, the Maryland Supreme Court removed Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court Judge Marc Knapp from office.
