Maryland Judiciary
Recent News About Maryland Judiciary
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Maryland circuit courts hold virtual adoption events for National Adoption Day
Maryland circuit courts are set to conduct virtual adoption proceedings and family celebrations in honor of National Adoption Day on November 21. -
Montgomery County Circuit Court holds virtual graduation for adult drug court
The Montgomery County Circuit Court Adult Drug Court is set to host a virtual graduation ceremony on Wednesday, November 18, 2020. -
Ruth A. Jakubowski appointed as new circuit administrative judge
Maryland Court of Appeals Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera has announced the appointment of Judge Ruth A. Jakubowski as the county administrative judge for the Circuit Court for Baltimore County and circuit administrative judge for the Third... -
Maryland Judiciary reverts to Phase III due to COVID-19 surge
The Maryland Judiciary has announced a return to Phase III operations as part of its response to the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the state. -
Somerset County holds first Adult Recovery Court graduation
National Recovery Month, observed every September, aims to educate Americans about the benefits of substance use treatment and mental health services. -
Maryland Judiciary seeks feedback on mdcourts.gov user experience
The Maryland Judiciary is seeking feedback from users of its website, mdcourts.gov. The judiciary's mission focuses on delivering fair, efficient, and effective justice. -
Maryland Judiciary launches student art contest promoting conflict resolution
The Maryland Judiciary's Mediation and Conflict Resolution Office (MACRO) is inviting students from kindergarten through eighth grade to participate in the 15th annual Conflict Resolution Day Bookmark Art Contest. -
Maryland courts resume full operations with safety measures as jury trials restart
The Maryland Judiciary is set to advance into Phase V of its COVID-19 reopening plan on October 5, 2020. -
Towson courthouse reopens after repairs; Catonsville site relocates
The Towson District courthouse in Baltimore County, Maryland, is set to reopen on October 13, 2020. -
Maryland courts to resume jury trials with new safety measures
The Maryland Judiciary is set to commence Phase V of its COVID-19 emergency reopening plan. -
Maryland attorneys face suspension for non-compliance with annual requirements
All active attorneys in Maryland are required to fulfill their annual compliance obligations by September 10. -
Maryland court issues orders on remote bar exam and supervised practice option
The Maryland Court of Appeals has issued two administrative orders concerning the admission to the Maryland Bar. -
Maryland Court receives comments on remote bar exam update
The Maryland Court of Appeals has received public feedback on the State Board of Law Examiners’ recent update concerning the October 2020 Remote Bar Examination. -
Maryland seeks feedback on remote bar exam plan for October
The Maryland Court of Appeals is inviting comments on an update from the State Board of Law Examiners regarding the upcoming October 2020 Remote Bar Examination. -
Maryland judiciary advances COVID-19 safety measures as courts enter Phase III
Today, the Maryland Court of Appeals Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera issued an administrative order that clarifies COVID-19 health measures in courthouses and judicial branch facilities. -
Virtual weddings become reality amid COVID-19 restrictions
Kimberly Holmes-Iverson and Darian Iverson faced changes to their wedding plans due to the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Eric W. Schaffer named district administrative judge for Frederick and Washington counties
Frederick County District Court Judge Eric W. Schaffer has been appointed as the administrative judge for District 11, covering Frederick and Washington counties in Maryland. -
Maryland courts move into Phase III reopening amid COVID-19
The Maryland Judiciary is preparing to enter Phase III of its progressive reopening plan for clerks' offices in the District Court of Maryland and circuit courts across the state. -
Judge Zuberi Williams adapts internship program amid COVID-19 challenges
Judge Zuberi Williams, serving in District 6 of Montgomery County, has adapted his internship program to meet the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Maryland court adapts internship program amid COVID-19 challenges
Annapolis, Md. – Internships provide students with valuable work experience and potential job opportunities in their chosen fields.