MD Judiciary to launch new Case Search site
The Maryland Judiciary plans to launch its new case search and record portal on March 14, the court system announced.
MD upgrades websites, including Case Search and campaign finance site
Several of Maryland’s government websites are getting makeovers, including two of the state’s most-used databases.
Database key to judges’ names must be disclosed, Md. high court says
Maryland’s Administrative Office of the Courts must disclose the alphanumeric key used to identify District Court judges in the public Judiciary Case Search database, the state’s top court ruled.
Md. high court weighs if database key to judges’ names must be disclosed
An attorney for Maryland’s Administrative Office of the Courts on Monday defended its refusal to disclose the alphanumeric key used to identify District Court judges in the public Judiciary Case […]
Maryland high court to consider if database key to judges’ names must be disclosed
Maryland’s top court will consider whether the state must disclose the alphanumeric key used to identify District Court judges in a public database.
Judiciary Case Search expands to appellate courts
The online database Maryland Judiciary Case Search now includes access to cases from the state’s appellate courts. Case Search users can search for Court of Appeals and Court of Special […]
Administrative Office of the Courts to appeal order on Case Search ‘key’
The Maryland Administrative Office of the Courts will appeal a judge’s ruling ordering it to disclose a key to identify District Court judges in the public Case Search database. Judges’ names are […]
Abell Foundation seeks key to identities of judges in Case Search
Maryland’s system of identifying District Court judges in the public Case Search database by a three-character code, with no “key” available to users, is being challenged under the state’s Public […]
Delegates debate mandating judge names in Case Search
A bill to mandate the inclusion of judges’ names in Maryland Judiciary Case Search faced pushback Wednesday as skeptics questioned whether the measure would endanger judges or lead to public […]
MVLS tracking impact of driver’s license violations on clients
The Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service has been taking a closer look at the impact driver’s license violations have on low-income Marylanders’ ability to get their records expunged and whether violations […]
Partial expungement fails in Md. General Assembly despite last-minute efforts
Eleventh-hour logistics killed a bill with bipartisan support in the General Assembly that would have allowed people to expunge online evidence of crimes that didn’t result in convictions. House Bill […]













