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Administration of Justice
Report from State Circle (2013.6)
Submitted by LWV Maryland on Wed 17 Apr 2013 - 11:09 am- LWV Newsletter
- Maryland
- Absentee Ballot
- Early Voting
- Voter Registration
- Administration of Justice
- Juvenile Justice
- Redistricting
- Election Administration
- Campaign Finance
- Firearms Control
- Budget Process
- State Revenue
- General Assembly
- GOVERNMENT
- Children and Families
- Energy
- Solid Waste Management
- Transportation
- Education + Literacy
- Health Care
Click on the file to download the final edition of LWVMD's Report from State Circle for the 2013 Maryland General Assembly session.
Report from State Circle (2013.5)
Submitted by LWV Maryland on Wed 27 Mar 2013 - 9:53 am- LWV Newsletter
- Maryland
- Absentee Ballot
- Early Voting
- Voter Registration
- Administration of Justice
- Death Penalty
- Juvenile Justice
- Election Administration
- Voting Rights
- Voting Systems
- Campaign Finance
- Firearms Control
- Budget Process
- State Revenue
- GOVERNMENT
- Children and Families
- ENVIRONMENT
- Energy
- Land Use and Growth Management
- Solid Waste Management
- Transportation
- Drugs and Alcohol
- Education + Literacy
- Affordable Housing
- Health Care
- Wages
Please click on the file name to download a printable version of the March 27, 2013 issue of Report from State Circle.
(RSC 2013.5) Children's Issues
Submitted by Deborah Ehrenstein on Wed 27 Mar 2013 - 12:00 amSB1052/HB396 Criminal Law - Electronic Harassment of a Minor (Kittleman/Cardin et al.) make it a crime to use a computer to sexually harass a minor or cause a child or young person to fear being killed, give out information that torments the minor, or put out a real or doctored image of the minor without getting appropriate permission. Other prohibitions include: signing up a young person for a pornographic site.
(RSC 2013.5) Administration of Justice
Submitted by Marlene Cohn on Wed 27 Mar 2013 - 12:00 amSB989 Task Force to Study Court-Ordered Drug Testing (Muse) would determine limitations, if any, on the power of state criminal courts to order drug testing in order to determine if defendant would benefit from substance abuse treatment. Hrg. 3/20 JPR
Update on bills previously reported in RSC 1-4
HB83/SB239 Judgeships - Court of Special Appeals, Circuit Courts and District Court (RSC 4), both passed unamended and have moved to the opposite chamber. Hrg. 3/26, JUD
(RSC 2013.4) Administration of Justice
Submitted by Marlene Cohn on Wed 6 Mar 2013 - 4:03 pmNo new court-related legislation introduced.
Update on bills reported in RSC 1-3
HB83/SB239 Judgeships - Court of Special Appeals, Circuit Courts and District Court Based on analyses of increased caseloads, this bill increases the number of resident judges of the circuit courts by one judge in five underserved counties, also adding four District Court judges and increasing the number of judges in the Court of Special Appeals from 13 to 15. The bill was passed by the House (127 - 16) and was referred to JPR and B&T in the Senate.
Report From State Circle (2013.4)
Submitted by LWV Maryland on Wed 6 Mar 2013 - 1:36 pmClick on the file name to download the March 6 2013 edition of LWVMD's Report from State Circle.




