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Gun dealers and a Second Amendment advocacy group are seeking to overturn a law that requires gun sellers to hand out include pamphlets on suicide prevention and conflict resolution.

According to a complaint, Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler refused to provide physical evidence and copies of video evidence to the Independent Investigation Unit.

As the July 1 deadline draws near, Maryland’s jurisdictions wrestle with how to locally implement police accountability boards.

The legislature passed a capital budget measure to funnel $2 million toward the planning and construction of a women’s pre-release center.

Mosby’s attorney said the lead federal prosecutor has a “penchant” for charging Black politicians.

President Joe Biden on Monday unveiled the Department of Justice’s plan to regulate untraceable firearms known as ghost guns, and he announced his nominee…

Even when the coronavirus pandemic is over, courthouses across Maryland should continue carrying out a significant portion of their work virtually, according to a judicial task force.

Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) enacted legislation to ban the sale and possession of ghost guns on Friday morning, while also imploring lawmakers to take action on his stalled crime-fighting bills. 

One year after lawmakers passed sweeping police reform bills in Maryland, attempts to fine-tune those reforms have largely withered this General Assembly session. Lawmakers…

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson addressed the issue in her opening statement by stating, ‘I know my role as a judge is a limited one.’