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Moore raised almost $4 6 million for inaugural; state s attorneys object to bill on police-involved deaths; Hogan weighs in on crime bills;

Moore raised almost $4 6 million for inaugural; state s attorneys object to bill on police-involved deaths; Hogan weighs in on crime bills;
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MD Supreme Court says sex abuse law applies to substitute teacher

The Maryland Supreme Court reinstated the child sexual abuse conviction of a middle school substitute teacher who sent a student sexually charged texts.

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MD Judiciary opposes bill to set requirements for child custody evaluators

Maryland Judiciary opposes legislation to require court-appointed child custody evaluators to have specialized education and experience with abused children.

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COVID order trumped right to trial within 180 days, MD appeals court rules

An order that suspended trials during the pandemic validly placed on hold the right of defendants to be tried within 180 days, a Maryland court ruled.

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Lawless will step down as bar counsel March 17

Maryland Bar Counsel Lydia E. Lawless will step down March 17 as the state’s chief investigator and administrative prosecutor of attorney misconduct.

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