New Maryland Laws

12. 02

2019

By adminwilliam Criminal Law, New Maryland Laws

Medical Marijuana vs. Firearms Ownership in Maryland

Gunowners in Maryland who want to use medical marijuana to treat their conditions have a tough choice to make: Cannabis or guns? Because marijuana is still federally illegal, those using the plant are banned by federal gun laws from owning or buying firearms. The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives notified gun dealers […]

21. 01

2019

By adminwilliam Blog, Criminal Law, New Maryland Laws

New Maryland Law: Smuggling Items into Jail and Prison

Corrections officers are not the police, but they are a vital link in the penal system. Like any other job, these civil servants are at risk for the possibility of breaking laws for their own benefit. Not all corrections officers are guilty of wrong doing, and some accused are falsely so. The majority of officers […]

22. 08

2017

By adminwilliam Blog, Criminal Law, Estate Law, Law blog, New Maryland Laws, Personal Injury

What are the Three New House/Senate Bills for Anne Arundel, Maryland?

Since news outlets usually focus on international and national matters, it’s easy for new legislation on the county level to receive less attention than it deserves. In 2016, Governor Larry Hogan signed 106 bills into law, three of which specifically affect Anne Arundel county government. Senate Bill 47 Sponsored by Senator Bryan Simonaire, R-Pasadena, Senate […]

28. 07

2017

By adminwilliam Blog, Criminal Law, Facts and Statistics, New Maryland Laws

Maryland Sex Offenders in the Digital Age

We live in the digital age. The modern workplace mandates use of the internet. Life completely offline isn’t feasible for most people, and that includes Maryland’s approximately 8,000 convicted sex offenders. Sex offender rights include some forms of internet access, albeit with monitoring by law enforcement and prompt reporting by the offender of any change […]

29. 06

2017

By adminwilliam Blog, Facts and Statistics, New Maryland Laws

How Maryland’s New Tough Equal Pay for Equal Work Law Impacts Businesses

During the 2016 Legislative session, the Maryland General Assembly passed the “Equal Pay for Equal Work” bill with a 103-33 vote in the House of Delegates and 32-13 vote in the Senate. This bill was pushed by many liberal leaning groups including the Maryland affiliate of the Working Families Party. Last month, Governor Larry Hogan […]

24. 05

2017

By adminwilliam Blog, Estate Law, New Maryland Laws

How Donald Trump’s Presidency May Impact Estates in Maryland

The 2016 Presidential campaign had varying proposals from both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in many different areas. One area with the most pronounced differences between the two was on estates. When looking a policy around estate related issues, taxation typically is the most heated topic. On the campaign trail, Hillary Clinton proposed a 65% […]

Medical Marijuana vs. Firearms Ownership in Maryland

New Maryland Law: Smuggling Items into Jail and Prison

What are the Three New House/Senate Bills for Anne Arundel, Maryland?

Maryland Sex Offenders in the Digital Age

How Maryland’s New Tough Equal Pay for Equal Work Law Impacts Businesses

How Donald Trump’s Presidency May Impact Estates in Maryland

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