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Another vote to end popular election of judges
On the heels of Attorney General Doug Gansler’s call to end the popular election of circuit court judges comes an article in the latest University of Baltimore Law Forum with […]
Monday law blog round-up
Good afternoon. Here are some Web nuggets to nosh on to help fight that case of the Mondays: Bryan Sears with the Patuxent newspapers reports on a pair of Baltimore […]
18th judge update
I wrote about the newest appointments to the Baltimore County Circuit Court bench in today’s paper. Once S. Ann Brobst and John J. Nagle III are seated, the county will […]
Baltimore lawyer watches Afghanistan election
Many news junkies will be keeping an eye on Afghanistan’s national elections Thursday, but for Mike Smith, it’s different. Smith, a Gordon Feinblatt employment lawyer, has met three of the […]
Another election season must be right around the corner…
I was walking on Calvert Street earlier this morning and saw a truck slowly driving by The Baltimore Sun’s main office. The driver was yelling something about slots out of […]
Say it ain’t so, Joe
As if journalism needs something else to lessen its credibility in this age of talking heads on TV and talk radio powered by hot-air windbags, Joe the Plumber has decided […]
An election night announcement, sans technology
Election night was definitely a night of fancy new technologies, highlighted — in my opinion — by CNN’s “hologram technology,” which brought digital versions of people into the network’s election […]
