Glendening pushes to tighten bayside building limits
Maryland Governor Glendening seeks to override court decisions and strengthen the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area law limiting construction within a buffer around bay waters. He argues cases weaken protections while proponents cite environmental needs and administrative authority.
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Taylor backs Sunday deer hunting in Maryland
House Speaker Casper Taylor Jr., Allegany Democrat, backs a plan to permit Sunday deer hunting during the firearm season, aiming to make Maryland the 45th state with some form of Sunday hunting on public land. Supporters cite economic and rural benefits, while opponents warn it could erode hiking and horseback riding freedoms.
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Death row inmate awarded new trial
Delaware’s longest serving death row inmate James W Riley seeks a new trial after a federal appeals court ruled black people were improperly dismissed from the jury pool in his 1982 slaying case against Dover liquor store owner James Ferre. The panel of seven judges said the case could be reviewed by the Delaware Supreme Court.
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