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The Robert C. Murphy Courts of Appeal Building in Annapolis hosts the Court of Special Appeals and the Court of Appeals. A state constitutional amendment on the ballot in 2022 would rename the courts to the Appeals Court of Maryland and the Supreme Court of Maryland.
Maryland’s highest court revives tax on digital ads
The money from the tax is earmarked to pay for the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, an ambitious and expensive plan to improve public schools. Tech companies argued the tax is punitive and violates the First Amendment and laws governing e-commerce and interstate commerce.
Kia Dealership, Owings Mills, MD., March 28, 2023.
Maryland joins push for federal recall of theft-prone Hyundai and Kia vehicles
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown joined a coalition local prosecutors calling for a federal recall of theft-prone Hyundai and Kia vehicles.
The State Center office complex in Baltimore has long been slated for redevelopment.
Maryland Capitol Police sergeant back to full duty after youth Taser incident
Maryland Capitol Police say a sergeant who used a Taser on a young boy last month has returned to full duty, and an investigation into the incident has concluded.
The Attorney General’s office released the Catholic Church Investigation papers.  List of names.
Archdiocese of Baltimore investigation reveals some new details
The filings kept on a handful of priests were known as “The Bad Boy Files,” 32 names were not to include on the church's credibly accused list, and colluding with the Archdiocese of Washington were revealed in the investigation.
The Attorney General’s office released the Catholic Church Investigation papers.  Jean Hargadon (glasses) Teresa Lancaster,  holds a redacted copy of the release.
Church report reveals new allegations against Father Maskell of ‘The Keepers’
Maskell is accused of abusing at least 39 people and doing nothing about colleagues who also abused children.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown greets the delegates and senators before Gov. Wes Moore delivers his first State of the State address on 2/1/23 at the Maryland State House.
Maryland lawmakers approve bill allowing AG to prosecute police in fatal cases
The measure moves prosecution authority for fatal police encounters from local state’s attorneys to the Maryland Office of the Attorney General. Gov. Wes Moore plans to sign the bill into law.
Photo collage showing cropped photographs of a woman’s eyes, statue of the Virgin Mary, and two elderly hands holding one another, with a red background and the silhouette of a rosary and crucifix layered on top.
Search a database of Archdiocese of Baltimore sex abusers by name, location and posting
The Banner has made a searchable database of every sex abuser identified in the report, including the 32 names not previously known publicly.
A police line do not cross tape blocks a pathway near Penn Station.
Maryland AG, others pen letter to Kia and Hyundai manufacturers to protect cars from theft trend
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is one of nearly two dozen attorneys general across the country demanding leadership at Kia and Hyundai take action against what they are calling a crisis of car thefts.
U.S. Rep. Anthony Brown (D-MD) (C) listens during a news conference on May 17, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland. Members of the Maryland Congressional Delegation held a news conference to discuss the "Reconnecting Communities Act," legislation to "reconnect and revitalize areas that were harmed by the construction of the Interstate Highway System" and "reform the long history of inequity in infrastructure."
Maryland Senate OKs allowing AG to prosecute police in fatal cases
The attorney general’s office has investigated fatal encounters with police since late 2021, but it had been up to local prosecutors to decide whether to bring criminal charges. A bill moving forward would strip the authority to prosecute these cases from state’s attorneys, handing the responsibility to the attorney general instead.
From left to right. Dr. Jason Johnson, Mayor Brandon Scott, Gov. Wes Moore, Attorney General Anthony Brown and Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates speak on a panel at Morgan State University’s Student Center Theater on February 3, 2023.
Governor, AG, Baltimore State’s Attorney and mayor gather for first time as a group to discuss crime
Baltimore and Maryland’s newest slate of top elected officials gathered Friday for the first time as a group to discuss their approach to fighting crime before an audience of students at Morgan State University.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore talks about violent crime during a press conference at the State House in Annapolis on Thursday, Jan. 19, 2023.
Maryland Gov. Moore says public safety is a priority, but offers few details
On his first full day in office, the governor held a private meeting with U.S. Attorney for Maryland Erek L. Barron and Attorney General Anthony Brown to discuss crime and violence.
Anthony Brown is sworn in as the Maryland Attorney General on January 3, 2023
Anthony Brown takes oath as Maryland’s first Black attorney general
Brown, 61 of Prince George’s County, wants more money and authority to raise salaries in the office and double the size of the unit that prosecutes organized crime to 24 attorneys. He wants to go after civil rights violators and investigate and prosecute police misconduct.
Maryland, Baltimore City, Baltimore County politics
Banner political notes: More names for the Moore team; Brown, Lierman set swearing-in dates; Senate shuffle
Gov.-elect Wes Moore is adding more members to his administration, but he still has only announced two cabinet secretaries.
Maryland, Baltimore City, Baltimore County politics
Banner political notes: New names for Maryland’s top courts; Honors for departing Mosby, Anderson; More people join the Moore administration
Maryland’s two highest courts have new names after voters approved the change last month.
Maryland, Baltimore City, Baltimore County politics
Banner political notes: Gopher pride in the State House; Ben Jealous’ new gig; Midterm scoreboard
At Gov.-elect Wes Moore’s announcement of his first hires, the essential Baltimore question followed: Where’d you go to school?
Dan Cox and Wes Moore.
Moore raises nearly $6 million, Cox $562,000 in closing stretch of Maryland governor race
Heading into final weeks of the campaign, Democratic candidate has nearly $4 million in the bank
Maryland, Baltimore City, Baltimore County politics
Banner political notes: Sharp questions about Baltimore County courtesy; HRC and Moore; it’s still crab season
The longstanding practice of “councilmanic courtesy” was called into question during Baltimore County Council’s Monday meeting.
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