Chief Judge Sweeney’s Memory Reminds Us of a Judge’s Duty To Seek Justice
As the U.S. Senate and the country prepare for hearings on the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the U.S….
As the U.S. Senate and the country prepare for hearings on the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the U.S….
As different worlds collide in our state and country, indeed in the world, I keep thinking of what I consider…
we go again! The time for the two major political parties and their cheerleaders, the ideologically and economically based advocacy groups…
The General Assembly once again has before it the issue of whether capital punishment should be abolished in Maryland. The…
Last week we witnessed the inauguration of a new president and with him “a new era of responsibility.” A few years…
The New Year approaches with even more “new beginnings” than usual on the horizon. A new President of the United…
The U.S. Constitution is certainly the most celebrated government charter document in the world and perhaps in the history of…
Last week I attended the 4th Annual Meeting of the American College of Business Court Judges in Chicago along with…
For one week this past September 2008, I and one other Maryland Judge, Judge Cathy Hollenberg Serrette, by coincidence also…
The improved economic outlook that I hoped for in my last column clearly has not come and in fact is…