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Nonprofit Organization Plans To Release Comprehensive Report On Maryland's Parole System
“Reviewing this, sadly 90 years later, many of the concerns that were flagged in that report remain as issues and concerns now" -- R. King

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“Reviewing this, sadly 90 years later, many of the concerns that were flagged in that report remain as issues and concerns now" -- R. King

The Democrat from Baltimore, who served in the House of Delegates for eight years, will be the state's first woman elected to the position.
Sen. Jeff Waldstreicher (D-Montgomery) is lead sponsor of Senate Bill 1, titled, the “Gun Safety Act of 2023."
“I promised we would create an administration that looks like the state of Maryland, and today I'm proud to announce that" -- Moore
It's occurring 20 years after the passage of the Darrell Putman Compassionate Use Act, Maryland's first medical marijuana law.
Moore sent out a fundraising solicitation via text on Tuesday, reminding supporters that he and Miller are taking office next week.
Rutherford, often during the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, presided over Maryland's Board of Public Works.
The first day of the legislative session always attracts a crowd, but the House and Senate chambers were overstuffed Wednesday.
“Once you learn to read, you will be forever free,” the statesman Frederick Douglass wrote.
This may occur, assuming lawmakers come to terms on the finer details of licensing, regulation, and taxation of the industry.
There is one forthcoming vacancy in the state Senate, the seat held for 28 years by former Sen. Paul Pinsky (D-Prince George's).
“Senator Susan Lee has been a force in Maryland for decades, and I'm honored to have her join my administration" -- Moore
Moore called the new appointees "dedicated and experienced" people.
“Tonight, I am overcome with gratitude for my great partner and friend, Lt. Gov. Rutherford, for Maryland's amazing first lady" -- Hogan
House Speaker Adrienne Jones (D-Baltimore County) and Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City) are entering their fourth session.
The 445th session of the Maryland General Assembly convenes at noon Wednesday.
The 188 members of the 445th General Assembly, including 47 freshmen senators and delegates, will be sworn in at noon.
(The author, a Silver Spring resident, writes in response to a piece authored by Miranda Spivack, who defended transparency bills.)
“I am about to embark on a course of chemo-immunotherapy on an outpatient basis at Med Star Georgetown University Hospital," said Raskin.
The election took place after "years of controversy and dysfunction" on the board, the author, a policy chair and advocate, wrote.