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Maryland Legal Aid Executive Director Vicki Schultz (file photo)
Nov 21, 2025

Rules Committee pulls back on proposal to limit discovery in some cases affecting low-income renters

The Maryland Rules Committee declined to limit discovery in certain cases transferred from district court to circuit court.

High court refers dispute over attorney grievance discovery rules to committee
Mar 30, 2022

High court refers dispute over attorney grievance discovery rules to committee

The Maryland Judiciary's rules committee will revisit a recent change to discovery rules after the revision became a key issue in a pending attorney grievance proceeding.

Park panel appeals ‘Bladensburg Cross’ ruling to Supreme Court
Jun 26, 2019

Judge won’t halt public information requests in suit against Baltimore Co.

GREENBELT — A federal judge declined Wednesday to involve herself in a records dispute between Baltimore County and plaintiffs to a lawsuit alleging the police improperly handle sexual assault investigations. […]

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May 4, 2018

It’s time to amend Maryland’s discovery rules

Discovery is an evil-though-necessary process and there should be better guidelines and rules governing the discovery process

Former Discovery Communications employee files discrimination suit
Jan 9, 2018

Discovery moving HQ from Silver Spring to New York

Discovery Communications is moving its headquarters from Silver Spring to New York City by 2019. The relocation is dependent on the Discovery’s acquisition of Scripps Network Interactive. A national operations […]

Attention on detention: Arrests after the Freddie Gray unrest put bail reform in the spotlight
Sep 28, 2017

Governor’s office ordered to turn over some documents in juvenile lifers case

The governor’s office will have to turn over a half-dozen risk assessments prepared by the parole commission to plaintiffs challenging the parole system’s treatment of juvenile lifers, a federal magistrate judge has […]

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Apr 4, 2017

Stay lifted in Baltimore police internal affairs records dispute

The Court of Special Appeals has lifted a temporary stay requested by a Baltimore police sergeant of a criminal trial after finding the officer does not have standing to ask the court to […]

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Mar 22, 2017

Baltimore prosecutors: Role in hearing on access to internal affairs files ‘proactive’

Criminal defense attorneys celebrated a victory for transparency this week as they were given permission by a Baltimore city judge to attempt to introduce internal affairs records for a police […]

Baltimore consent decree advocates say transparency still necessary
Mar 21, 2017

Attorneys gain access to Baltimore police officer’s internal affairs records

Defense attorneys will seek to have evidence from more than 30 internal affairs records relating to a Baltimore police sergeant admitted in multiple criminal cases after a judge granted them access […]

Prosecutors, defense lawyers begin to see impact of police body cameras
Oct 23, 2016

Prosecutors, defense lawyers begin to see impact of police body cameras

The impact of the widespread use of police body cameras is still uncertain, but as larger departments continue to put more cameras on the street, prosecutors and defense attorneys have […]

Baltimore Judge Barry Williams ‘even-handed,’ associates say
Aug 17, 2016

Unsealed documents reveal discovery disputes in Freddie Gray cases

Nearly one year after vitriolic court filings began flying in earnest as litigation in the Freddie Gray cases ramped up, Baltimore City Circuit Judge Barry Williams is unsealing court documents.

Bankruptcy judgment entered after ‘astonishing’ discovery violations
Apr 29, 2016

Bankruptcy judgment entered after ‘astonishing’ discovery violations

A couple accused of running mortgage fraud schemes committed such “astonishing” discovery violations that the sanction imposed by a federal judge last week was a final judgment in the case. […]