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Maryland appeals court reinstates conviction of Adnan Syed

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The Appellate Court of Maryland Tuesday reinstated the conviction of Adnan Syed for the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee and remanded the case. Under the Maryland law, “before a hearing on a motion filed under this section, the victim or victim’s representative shall be notified.”

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Justices to hear procedural question in Maryland prison-assault case

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Share Kevin Younger was detained before trial at a state prison in Baltimore, Maryland. The statute requires exhaustion as a matter of law; whether remedies were available for an individual prisoner is a fact-specific inquiry. The post Justices to hear procedural question in Maryland prison-assault case appeared first on SCOTUSblog.

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Maryland Homeowner Kills Intruder in Latest Castle Doctrine Case

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Police in Montgomery County, Maryland are investigating a new “Castle Doctrine” case after Harry Trueman Powell, 34, was shot and killed by a homeowner. Since there is no report that Powell was armed, the case is likely to raise Maryland’s Castle Doctrine defense.

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Indiana Court of Appeals: state may withdraw from federal unemployment program

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Last month in a similar case, a Maryland judge issued a preliminary injunction to prevent Governor Larry Hogan from withdrawing from the CARES Act program and terminating federal unemployment assistance for over 300,000 Maryland residents. There the plaintiffs succeeded after arguing that Gov.

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US appeals court sends fossil fuel cases back to state court

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Judge Sandra Ikuta stated that the statutes that govern removing cases from state to federal court must be interpreted narrowly. Two other US circuit courts have since remanded cases by Baltimore and Colorado municipalities. Other lawsuits are still pending.

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Maryland judge blocks Governor Larry Hogan from terminating unemployment benefits

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A Baltimore City judge issued a preliminary injunction on Tuesday to prevent Maryland Governor Larry Hogan from terminating federal unemployment assistance for over 300,000 Maryland residents. Walsh that as of July 3, 2021, Maryland would terminate its participation in the federal unemployment program.

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Court revives federal appeal for oil and gas companies in climate-change case

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The city filed its case in a Maryland state court. That is precisely what Chevron did in this case: It transferred the suit to a federal court in Maryland – a procedure known as “removal.” The 4th Circuit ruled that it could review only whether removal was appropriate under the federal officer statute – which, it concluded, it was not.

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