The decision represents the second blow to firearms laws passed in Maryland in less than a week.
Ruling reverses lower court decision but could still face additional appeals.
The case could have implications on both qualified immunity for police officers and right to video record police performing their duties in public.
Sen. Susan Lee (D-Montgomery) presented legislation Wednesday seeking to regulate the ability to purchase or manufacture untraceable, or “ghost,” guns. “Untraceable firearms are not…
With respect to the Feb. 18 Maryland Matters article on the Handgun Permit Review Board some basic facts about the board, the law and…
By Natalie Jones In the three months since its implementation, Maryland’s “red flag” gun safety law has prompted more than 300 protective orders across…