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Court Lifts Injunction Against Adult Bookstore
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals on Wednesday lifted a lower court’s injunction that had kept an Annapolis adult bookstore from running peepshows
Appeals Court Lifts Injunction Against Adult Bookstore
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals has lifted an injunction that kept an Annapolis bookstore from operating peep shows
Bill Mandating Potato Famine Lessons Passes First Test
ANNAPOLIS – The state Senate gave preliminary approval Thursday to a bill that would require that state public schools teach about the causes and effects of the Irish potato famine of 1845
Number of Teens Tried as Adults Triples, More Sanctions Urged
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers were urged Wednesday to make sure that youths who are convicted as adults cannot be tried as juveniles again if they are charged with subsequent crimes
Lawmakers Asked to Modernize “Antiquated” Adultery Law
ANNAPOLIS – If President Clinton were charged with adultery in Maryland today, he could invoke his Fifth Amendment right and refuse to testify against himself, one lawmaker noted Tuesday
Homeowners Seek Protection From “Tyrannical” Community Boards
ANNAPOLIS – When a group of homeowners in southern Calvert County opposed a new property tax in their community, they went door-to-door to pass out fliers
Appeals Court Overturns Award Against Prison Guards
ANNAPOLIS – A federal appeals court has overturned a lower court’s award of damages to a Maryland prison inmate who claimed guards used excessive force to subdue him during a Jan
“Potato Famine” Curriculum Plan Raises Questions, Hackles
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate will be asked to vote this week on a bill requiring that the 1845 Irish Potato Famine be taught in public schools
Court Says Police Were Right to Detain Takoma Park Woman
ANNAPOLIS – A federal appeals court has ruled that Takoma Park police did not violate a woman’s rights when they took her from her home and committed her to a hospital for psychiatric evaluation