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Proposal to Move District of Columbia Crimes to Maryland Courts
The plan seeks to expand original jurisdiction over federal crimes in the District of Columbia by transferring trials to Maryland courts. It argues trials would be held in Maryland or the District with concurrent jurisdiction, and juries would be drawn from Maryland voters, claimed to reduce partial juries.
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