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Political Choices / April 23, 2015 / Leave a comment

How Leadership Will Change The Way Washington Works

Late Breaking News! –– Hilary Rodham Clinton wearing dark glasses stops for a working woman’s lunch (a burrito bowl) at…

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Law and Economics / March 19, 2015 / Leave a comment

Third Party Litigation Financing — Access to Justice or Something Else

The forms, forums and financiers of litigation in The United States have changed and are changing.   Although many lawyers particularly…

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Constitutional Law, Political Choices / February 23, 2015 / Leave a comment

A SINGE SUBJECT RULE FOR THE FEDS (An Idea Whose Time Has Come)

As the executive and legislative branches of our federal government approach yet another “crisis” which they created by setting up…

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Criminal Justice, Political Choices / February 11, 2015 / Leave a comment

Judge Steven I. Platt’s (Ret.) 5 Step Grand Jury Reform Plan

Two recent grand jury decisions involving the police killings of unarmed black men have sparked protests and demonstrations across the…

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Criminal Justice / December 17, 2014 / Leave a comment

Crime and Punishment in Maryland

As Governor-Elect Hogan and the Lt. Governor-Elect Rutherford ramp up their Transition Team operations with a goal of having “the…

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Criminal Justice / November 19, 2014 / Leave a comment

The Grand Jury: Old Habits , New Truths

The Ferguson, Missouri community along with the rest of the country anxiously awaits the apparently imminent decision of the St….

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Political Choices / October 23, 2014 / Leave a comment

Candidate v. Campaign

As the General Election for Governor of the State of Maryland and virtually all of the state and local offices…

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Judicial Philosophy / August 27, 2014 / Leave a comment

The Interaction and Interdependency of an Independent Judiciary and a Free Media

In recent years, courts throughout the State of Maryland and the Nation have been faced with an ever-rising tide of…

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Court Administration / July 22, 2014 / Leave a comment

“The Multi-Door Courthouse of the Future”

The Courthouse of the future will have multiple doors and many methods of dispute resolution available behind those doors. In fact…

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Political Choices / July 8, 2014 / Leave a comment

Maryland’s Judicial Election System Needs Fixing Now More Than Ever

Once again the visual of Maryland’s judicial elections in several counties and Baltimore City have illustrated the folly of contested…

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The Tempting of America

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A Judge Cannot Have Any Agenda

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