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05/13/2022

Photos from Baltimore Police Department's post

The Cost of Reversing Roe v Wade
05/11/2022
The Cost of Reversing Roe v Wade

The Cost of Reversing Roe v Wade

Often this topic gets shoehorned into a partisan argument: pro-life Republicans versus pro-choice Democrats. But I want to bring in a perspective that transcends politics: financial freedom.

Will Smith Is Divorcing Jada Pinkett?
05/10/2022
Will Smith Is Divorcing Jada Pinkett?

Will Smith Is Divorcing Jada Pinkett?

Will Smith might be set to divorce Jada Pinkett, as rumors online are swirling about the pair's inevitable end.

13-year-old boy accused of using replica handgun to threaten drivers in Annapolis
05/10/2022
13-year-old boy accused of using replica handgun to threaten drivers in Annapolis

13-year-old boy accused of using replica handgun to threaten drivers in Annapolis

A 13-year-old boy was arrested Saturday in Annapolis after police said he threatened passing drivers with a BB gun that was made to look like a G***k 19 handgun. Annapolis police said the incident happened around 11 a. m. in the area of Harbor Drive and Hillsmere Drive. Police said they received sev...

Photos from Anne Arundel First Alert's post
01/10/2022

Photos from Anne Arundel First Alert's post

Maryland Court Of Appeals Takes Up Case Of Convicted DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo
08/27/2021
Maryland Court Of Appeals Takes Up Case Of Convicted DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo

Maryland Court Of Appeals Takes Up Case Of Convicted DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP/WJZ) — Maryland’s Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, is set to hear the case of convicted “D.C. sniper” Lee Boyd Malvo. Malvo was 17 when he and his mentor, John Allen Muhammad, killed 10 people in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, DC, in 2002. For the Marylan...

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02/07/2021

Photos from Maryland Votes For Animals, Inc.'s post

10/07/2020

****BREAKING**** AAFA Exclusive- Police Investigate Murder Of 5 Year Old In Pasadena Home | Police Say No Danger To The Public

Anne Arundel County Police say the suspect, who allegedly left a note at the scene, is in police custody in another state. It happened overnight at a residence in the 4100 Apple Leaf Court in Pasadena. Anne Arundel County First responders on the scene are describing it as horrific. They are reportedly deeply shaken over the details. We are expecting more information from Anne Arundel County Police later today at a press conference. Anne Arundel First Alert will update the post as soon as more information becomes available. Read the full release from County Police below.

"On October 3, 2020 at approximately 8:15 a.m. officers responded to the 4100 block of Apple Leaf Court and discovered a deceased 5-year-old child. The child was suffering from apparent trauma. The suspect fled the scene and was taken into custody in a nearby state. There is no public safety threat at this time. This is an extremely active investigation and more details will be forthcoming as dictated by the investigation."

09/11/2020

| | Update: Minor Arrested After Asking Security Guard How To Load His New Handgun | Charged As An Adult | A 19 year old teen from Pasadena is being charged with a handgun violation after he displayed the weapon to a security guard at the All Care Treatment Center, in the 500 block of Crain Highway. According to Anne Arundel County Police, Matthew Petree, who is being charged as an adult, approached the security guard the morning of 9/10, asking questions about how to load ammo and use the gun. The suspect then allegedly got into a car and left with the handgun.

The quick thinking security guard alerted Anne Arundel County Police who responded at approximately 7:15 AM to conduct an investigation. The police were able to identify the vehicle and locate the driver who was arrested and charged with possession of a handgun by a minor. Anne Arundel County Police say the gun was not loaded, didn't have the firing pin, and the suspect did not have any ammunition.

Booking photo released by Anne Arundel County Police

Marc Limansky, Public Information Officer for Anne Arundel County Police tells AAFA "the charge wording "minor" is meant minor as it pertains to handgun ownership."

Read the official information release from AA County Police below:

"Northern District
Weapons Violation (Arrest) / Glen Burnie
20-729072

On September 10, 2020 at approximately 7:15 a.m. officers responded for a subject with a handgun at the All Care Treatment Center located at 550 Crain Highway in Glen Burnie. Investigation revealed the security officer at All Care Treatment Center was approached by a male subject who was in possession of a handgun he just purchased. The subject was inquiring as to how to load and work the handgun. After speaking with the security officer the subject then got into a vehicle and drove away. Through investigations officers made contact with the driver and located the handgun in his backpack. The handgun was unloaded and did not have a firing pin. The subject was not in possession of ammunition. The driver was arrested and charged.


Arrested:
Matthew Petree
Pasadena, Maryland

Charges:
Possession of handgun by a minor

https://www.parents.com/parenting/divorce/coping/9-rules-to-make-joint-child-custody-work/?utm_campaign=parents_parentsm...
07/15/2020
9 Rules to Make Joint Child Custody Work

https://www.parents.com/parenting/divorce/coping/9-rules-to-make-joint-child-custody-work/?utm_campaign=parents_parentsmagazine&utm_content=evergreenml&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_term=5f0cbe0b28718d0001a1c2d6

Creating a peaceful shared parenting plan — that also works with everyone's schedule — is no small feat. We asked our experts for their best rules for making joint child custody work for you, your ex, and your kids.

https://www.parents.com/parenting/divorce/coping/9-rules-to-make-joint-child-custody-work/?utm_campaign=parents_parentsm...
07/15/2020
9 Rules to Make Joint Child Custody Work

https://www.parents.com/parenting/divorce/coping/9-rules-to-make-joint-child-custody-work/?utm_campaign=parents_parentsmagazine&utm_content=evergreenml&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_term=5f0cbe0b28718d0001a1c2d6

Creating a peaceful shared parenting plan — that also works with everyone's schedule — is no small feat. We asked our experts for their best rules for making joint child custody work for you, your ex, and your kids.

06/24/2020

Question: Is the family court learning from past mistakes?
Answer: NO

The recent ruling by the court of appeal, in Re S (Parental Alienation: Cult) [2020] EWCA Civ 568, is the culmination of a recent line of similar cases which began on the 28th March 2019 with Re: L (A child) [2019] EWHC 867 (Fam). In Re S the Court of Appeal appears to have consolidated some of these earlier findings besides giving a clear steer on how cases involving parental alienation should be handled.

Much of the guidance given by the Court of Appeal appears to be the tail end of the long reverberating echo of similar advice given by Munby J (as he was then) in F v M in the matter of D (Management of intractable contact cases) [2004] EWHC 727 (Fam) as much as 16 years ago. It is remarkable that senior judges are still stating in earnest how PA cases should be handled in spite of firm advice from the ECHR in Pisica v Moldova (Application No 23641/17) 29 October 2019, where a mother was deprived of contact despite five years of proceedings during which she had obtained orders for the children to live with her. The ECHR advised that, in cases involving PA, the courts are under a duty to ‘…exercise exceptional diligence.’

When one sees the lamentable outcomes of cases like the recent example of Re A (Children) (Parental Alienation) [2019] EWFC B56 (HHJ Wildblood QC) - (8 years of proceedings, 36 hearings, 10 professionals, no contact despite an attempted change of residence) - and the re-repetition in Re S of advice given 16 years ago in (F v M), there does appear to be a faulty connection between courts above circuit level and those beneath it.

In this series of articles I will explore reasons why PA is perceived differently to other forms on non - accidental harm to children. I will also explore the reasons why the development of precedent has been stultified in private family law. I will also suggest means of overcoming these problems in order for family law to adapt, evolve and protect children effectively.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/question-family-court-learning-from-past-mistakes-answer-peter-davies

Alternatively, the article can be read here:
https://karenwoodall.blog/2020/06/16/guest-post-learning-from-past-mistakes/

https://conduitstreet.mdcounties.org/2020/05/13/hogan-lifts-stay-at-home-order-emphasizes-local-flexibility/
05/14/2020
Hogan Lifts Stay-At-Home Order, Emphasizes Local Flexibility – Conduit Street

https://conduitstreet.mdcounties.org/2020/05/13/hogan-lifts-stay-at-home-order-emphasizes-local-flexibility/

Governor Larry Hogan today held a press conference to announce the commencement of Stage One of the “Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery.” “The fight against this deadly disease is far from over. But because of the incredible courage you have shown and the extraordinary sacrifices you have ma...

Domestic violence is also a virus: During the coronavirus crisis, we need the right criminal justice response to the cri...
03/28/2020
Domestic violence is also a virus: During the coronavirus crisis, we need the right criminal justice response to the crime

Domestic violence is also a virus: During the coronavirus crisis, we need the right criminal justice response to the crime

As COVID-19 spreads across the nation, many are voicing alarm that sickness and social distancing will spark an epidemic of domestic violence. The alarm is merited. Social and economic stressors like job loss, discrimination, community dislocation and trauma correlate with increased domestic violenc...

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