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HB 1385 - Circuit Court Judges - Election, Qualifications and Term of Office
Submitted by Nancy Soreng on Wed 24 Mar 2010 - 4:03 pmSB 833 Circuit Court Judges - Election, Qualifications and Term of Office
Submitted by Nancy Soreng on Wed 24 Mar 2010 - 3:58 pmRSC (2010-4) Administration of Justice
Submitted by Grace Kubofcik on Wed 10 Mar 2010 - 1:30 pmSB 833 (Request of Attorney General and 15 Senators) Circuit Court Judges- Election, Qualifications, and Terms of Office amends the Constitution to alter the method of electing Circuit Court Judges to be retention elections. (JPR 3/9) LWVMD is testifying in support based on our Administration of Justice position.
RSC (2010-3) Administration of Justice
Submitted by Grace Kubofcik on Wed 24 Feb 2010 - 3:58 pmSB 833 (Request of Attorney General and 15 Senators) Circuit Court Judges - Election, Qualifications, and Terms of Office would amend the Constitution to alter the method of electing Circuit Court Judges to be retention elections. (JUD 3/9)
RSC (2010-2) Administration of Justice
Submitted by Grace Kubofcik on Wed 10 Feb 2010 - 11:50 pmHB 106 (Dumais and 16 others) XF SB248 (Frosh and 7 others) Civil Cases - Maryland Legal Services Corporation Fund - Surcharges proposes to increase the surcharges on civil cases filed in Circuit Court from a maximum of $25 to a maximum of $70. District Court fee would increase from $5 to$10 for summary ejectment cases and from $10 to $20 for all other civil cases. The surcharge money is deposited into the Maryland Legal Services Corporation used to finance legal services to indigent persons.
RSC (2010-1) Administration of Justice
Submitted by Grace Kubofcik on Thu 28 Jan 2010 - 12:07 pmSB 118 & 119 (Zirkin & Stone) - Civil Jury Trials in Civil Actions - Amount in Controversy propose that a party in a civil case may not demand a jury trial if the amount in question does not exceed $20,000. State Law currently has a $10,000 threshold. SB 119 is the companion bill to amend the Maryland Constitution.


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