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Judge denies injunction that would have given speedier access to lawsuits filed in Maryland
A federal judge has declined to issue a preliminary injunction that would have required immediate public access to civil complaints filed in Maryland courts.
Judge tosses Baltimore wrongful conviction lawsuit, sanctions plaintiff
The judge's decision, sealed for now, seems to hinge on claims that the plaintiff used false evidence to win his freedom.
Conservative Catholic group finalizes contract after appeals court sides with it in First Amendment dispute
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has found in favor of a far-right Catholic group that wants to hold a prayer rally at the MECU Pavilion later this month […]
Judge orders contract with conservative Catholic group for Baltimore rally
A federal judge has ordered the company that manages the MECU Pavilion in Baltimore to send a contract to the conservative Catholic group that plans to hold a protest during […]
‘The Book of Joseph’ tells hidden story of family’s legal battle
'Everybody has a briefcase that we don’t tell the people we care about and we don’t ask the people we care about.'
