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Few Lawyers In Legislature Make 7 Judgeships Under Tawes Administration
Annapolis AP The Maryland Legislature once a proving ground for judgeships has dwindled as a spring for judicial ambitions under Gov. Tawes. Only five lawmakers have joined the 54 appointments to the Court of Appeals, Circuit Courts and Baltimore Superior Bench since 1959. The piece notes fears of politics in judicial selections, lists several lawmakers who moved to bench posts, and discusses Tawes interview practices and plans for a possible five judge Intermediate Court of Appeals. It cites potential further vacancies and comments from administration spokesmen.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Gov
Tawes
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Circuit Courts
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Circuit Court
Tases
Tasves
Del
Ridgely P. Melvin
Anne Arundel County
John N. Maguire
Baltimore County
John P “Josre
Montgomery
Ernest Loveless
Prince Georges
Baltimore