Category: General Assembly
Sen. Carter slams Hogan’s harsh condemnation of efforts to defund the police
@BryanRenbaum Sen. Jill Carter (D-Baltimore City) slammed recent remarks by Gov. Larry Hogan in...
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Battle looms over Hogan’s proposed $1.45 billion in budget cuts
@BryanRenbaum The coronavirus pandemic has taken huge toll on Maryland’s economy and has...
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Gansler calls for an independent review of Maryland’s police departments
Former Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler said every police department in the state should undergo an independent review of its policies and procedures.
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Marylanders tell lawmakers their horror stories of filing for unemployment
Prior to Tuesday’s hearing, Labor Secretary Tiffany Robinson defended the department’s handling of claims.
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General Assembly leaders postpone May special session
“After consulting with health experts, this is the best course of action at this time,” House Speaker Adrienne Jones said in a joint statement with Senate President Bill Ferguson.
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Maryland General Assembly 2020 legislative session bill roundup
The General Assembly passed more than 660 bills during the abbreviated session. Most of the bills are headed directly to Gov. Larry Hogan’s desk.
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Ferguson laments Miller’s absence from Senate chamber hours before Sine Die
On the final day of the 2020 Maryland General Assembly legislative session — which the global...
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General Assembly will adjourn Sine Die on Wednesday due to COVID-19
@BryanRenbaum Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson announced on Sunday that the General...
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Ferguson urges calm in response to coronavirus
The Senate President stressed that lawmakers will continue their work and that every precaution will be taken to keep both staff and members of the public safe.
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Sen. Klausmeier: Student sex offenders must be kept off school campuses
Emergency legislation would require public schools to find off-campus alternative learning arrangements for students who are registered sex offenders.
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Lawmakers, clean-water advocates team up to oppose Conowingo pact
The emergency legislation would prohibit Maryland from waiving a water-quality certification in a settlement agreement between the state and the energy company Exelon for a 50-year federal license to operate the dam.
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Sen. Benson: State should change felony 1st-degree murder law
She says the statute often targets those who may have been party to a felony in which a murder took place — but the person charged was not the one who actually committed the murder.
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