Maryland landowners are asking the US Supreme Court to intervene in a dispute over property rights and a proposed 67-mile transmission line through Baltimore, Carroll, and Frederick Counties. The case raises questions about when private developers can access property without…
A.D. sued for negligence after being injured in a collision involving a stolen vehicle pursued by police. The court found insufficient evidence of gross negligence by Officer M., but reversed a judgment notwithstanding the verdict for the County, remanding for further proceedings.
Daily Record Staff//November 5, 2026// BOTTOM LINE: Where a man who was required to register as a sex offender claimed he forgot to do so, so he could not have “knowingly” violated the statute, this argument was rejected. “Knowingly” failing to…
The National Law Review In Jerry Services, Inc. v. Insurify, Inc., the District of Massachusetts denied the defendants’ motion to dismiss the plaintiffs’ Chapter 93A claim, leaving the central geographic issue open for further factual development. The claim alleges that the defendants…
Jonathan Nash (X) is Robert Howell Hall Professor at Emory School of Law in Atlanta. He directs Emory Law’s Center on Federalism and Intersystemic Governance, and the Emory Center for Law and Social Science. Nash specializes in federal courts and jurisdiction,…
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 04 November 2026 2:03 am WAT EROSION OF CIVIL LIBERTIES THROUGH ENFORCEMENT PRACTICES The systemic lapses in law enforcement also directly erode civil liberties. Arbitrary arrests, prolonged detentions without trial, suppression of lawful assembly, and harassment of journalists are not isolated…
Opinion: Maryland should not force an all-lawyer mandate for the state’s orphans’ courts, writes Eric Wargotz. On Dec. 1, I will step down from the bench, concluding 12 years of judicial service on the Queen Anne’s County Orphans’ Court. This upcoming retirement…
Posted by ALABnews Staff | November 2, 2026 | News A court filing, as reported by Texas Court of Appeals, 1st District (Houston) reported that a filing was made in court. Read the full report at Texas Court of Appeals, 1st District (Houston). According to the…
The circuit court did not err in determining that the Morgan doctrine does not apply to certain individuals, but erred in finding the personal involvement exception applied to others. Civil Procedure—Default Judgment—Motion to Vacate The circuit court erred…
Business Recorder EDITORIAL: It has apparently become necessary for the federal government to remind its own employees, for a third time, that they must disclose whether they hold foreign citizenship. An office memorandum issued on October 21 has given civil servants…
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