Baltimore County Council violated Maryland’s Open Meetings Act, chair says
When the Baltimore County Council initially selected the county’s top political official, they did so outside of public view.
Law firm names new Baltimore managing partner – again
The former managing partner led the firm's Baltimore office for 14 months after taking over for a longtime real estate lawyer ...
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From summer associate to firm chair, Baltimore lawyer aims to grow law firm
In 2008, Julie Murray entered the Baltimore office of Semmes, Bowen & Semmes as a summer associate. Now, she leads the firm. Elected as firm chair last year, Murray is the first woman to lead the ...
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A powerful display of Black leadership and collaboration in Annapolis
Black Leadership Circle gathers in Annapolis to engage with state officials, fostering meaningful discussions on issues ...
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Alsobrooks weighs in, senators go easy on Carter, Catholic bishops vow immigrant protection, more
U.S. Sen. Angela Alsobrooks is the latest to endorse a candidate in the crowded race for Prince George’s County executive, ...
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Maryland Equitable Justice Collaborative and the limits of liberal reform
Dayvon Love is public policy director for the Baltimore-based think tank ... Sign up When the Office of the Public Defender and the Office of the Attorney General launched the Maryland Equitable ...
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138-year-old law firm elects first woman leader
Julie Murray, principal at Baltimore-based Semmes Bowen & Semmes PC, was elected chair in December and took ... The firm's newest office in Pikesville was added through the acquisition of ...
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Lawmakers debate the sentencing of youth as adults
Maryland lawmakers are once again debating whether to scale back the state’s practice of automatically placing teenage defendants in adult court if they are accused of serious crimes.