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Marine faces dismissal for Facebook images, ‘Nobama’ stickers
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — A Marine is facing dismissal from the military for posting Facebook images of President Barack Obama‘s face superimposed on a jackass and for selling “Nobama” bumper […]
Anne Arundel police release details about dossiers in Leopold case
ANNAPOLIS — Anne Arundel County police have released documents that show that officers and staff researched County Executive John Leopold’s political opponents. Police released the documents Wednesday in response to […]
ACLU wants more details about Leopold dossiers
ANNAPOLIS — The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland wants to know more about allegations that Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold told county police to keep dossiers on his […]
Legislature tackling social media privacy issues
ANNAPOLIS — When former correctional officer Robert Collins was asked to turn over his Facebook login information to a superior, he was concerned that his rights were being violated. Last […]
Angelos, Murphy file lawsuit against Facebook over privacy violations
Two renowned Baltimore plaintiffs’ attorneys have filed a class-action lawsuit against Facebook Inc., claiming that the world’s most popular social networking website has violated federal and California laws designed to […]
NYPD monitoring Muslim students sparks outrage
NEW YORK — New York City’s mayor faced off with the president of Yale University on Monday over efforts by the city’s police department to monitor Muslim student groups. The […]
Top 5: ‘The idea was very out-of-the-box’
The Court of Appeals delaying the implementation of its counsel at initial bail hearings requirement and the Court of Special Appeals upholding a $3.6 million medical malpractice verdict are among […]
ACLU suit over Preakness video survives police department’s challenge
A federal judge in Baltimore has refused to dismiss a lawsuit against the police department by a man who claims police confiscated his cell phone and deleted his videos after […]
Judge to hear arguments on deleted Preakness videos case
The Baltimore police department is asking a federal judge to dismiss a suit that alleges city officers deleted videos from a man’s mobile phone after he recorded a confrontation between […]
Baltimore Police: Public can record officers
City police released a department policy Friday that tells officers that members of the public have the right to record them carrying out their duties, just days before a hearing […]
4th Circuit’s ruling on prayer will stand
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The U.S. Supreme Court declined Tuesday to hear an appeal of a decision banning sectarian prayer at meetings of the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners, ending a […]
Law blog roundup
Welcome to the weekly law blog roundup on a day when we honor Martin Luther King Jr. o Judge lets civil rights lawsuit against New York Police Department proceed. o […]
