ANNAPOLIS – Ten days after she was hospitalized with schizophrenia at Cumberland’s Finan Center in 1993, Arlena Beeman was medicated against her will
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Edcuators Hope New Policy Makes Transfering Easier
Sandy Wilson isn’t going to graduate on time because she lacks credits — in classes she’s already taken
Up to 70 Percent of Maryland’s Wetlands Could Lose Protection
WASHINGTON – Congressional plans to reform the Clean Water Act would strip up to 70 percent of Maryland’s wetlands of their federal protection, a team of government scientists concluded after a series of field tests
Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Maryland Bank Case
WASHINGTON – Citizen’s Bank of Maryland was criticized in front of Supreme Court justices Tuesday for freezing the checking account of one of its customers who had declared bankruptcy
Court Upholds Metro Murder Conviction
ANNAPOLIS – In a unanimous vote, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals Tuesday upheld the murder conviction of a man who claimed that the victim’s dying words pointed to his innocence
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WASHINGTON – Much of official Washington came to a halt Tuesday around midday, when a verdict of “not guilty” was being handed down in Los Angeles in the O
Editors: Hold for release Sunday, Oct. 1.
WASHINGTON – The extent to which banks are able to protect their interests by freezing funds in bankrupt customers’ accounts will be analyzed by the Supreme Court Tuesday