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Ukrainian Reforms: Social Protests as Payoffs for Implementing European Standards
In May 2009, Ukraine became a party to the Eastern Partnership multilateral program, initiated by...
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State Roundup: Maryland ranks 6th for overall vaccination rates; half of school systems might do Covid testing
Maryland ranks 6th in nation in overall vaccination rates; some school systems might begin routine testing for Covid.
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State Roundup: Subpoena for McGrath; counting ballots by hand; Sen. Hough fears town bankruptcy from brutality lawsuits
Web delivered ballots must be hand-copied to be counted; Sen. Hough fears town bankruptcy from brutality lawsuits,
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State Roundup: GA leaders say no to special session as lawmakers push legislation to reduce health care disparities
GA leaders say no to special session as state lawmakers push legislation to reduce health care disparities.
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State Roundup: State tells voters to ignore ‘vague’ USPS election instructions
State tells voters to ignore ‘vague’ USPS election instructions
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State Roundup: Baltimore City keeps stay-at-home order, joining Montgomery and P.G. counties
Gov. Larry Hogan lifts statewide stay-at-home order at 5 p.m. but the action won’t affect at least half of Marylanders.
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Debts put some Marylanders in jail
Jailing a person for an unpaid debt has been illegal for almost two centuries in the United States.But in Maryland, through a roundabout court procedure, hundreds of people every year are jailed for essentially just that: Owing money.
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House OKs creation of Prescription Drug Affordability Board to set limits on state, local government payouts for medications for its employees; Montgomery lawmaker to yank bill that would allow development at unused portion of Baltimore County cemetery; UMMS official face wrath of House committee over board of directors “self-dealing,” promising audit of its board relationships; numerous red flags were evident at UMMS; as Mayor Catherine Pugh gets ready for re-election bid, her earlier claims and promises come back to haunt; and just where are all those ‘Healthy Holly’ books anyway?; and Supreme Court set to hear Maryland, N.C. gerrymandering cases on Tuesday.
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Plea Deals Part 2: Bargaining while stuck in jail
An analysis of voided convictions in Baltimore found that 97 percent of the defendants were held in custody after their arrest. Studies have found that those in custody are much more likely to plead guilty, and those behind bars have a weaker bargaining position.
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Chinese sister state promoting more trade with Maryland
This week, Anhui province has sent its largest delegation to Maryland with the aim of increasing trade and tourism. Gov. Larry Hogan declared the week Maryland-Anhui Promotion Week, and “both want to re-invigorate the partnership,” said Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford Tuesday kicking off a two-day event at the Rockville Hilton.
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