Maryland
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- MARCH 18, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
The Maryland Senate rejected by a single vote, 24-23,...
The Maryland Senate rejected by a single vote, 24-23, a bill that would have reinstated a two-year moratorium on the death penalty
- MARCH 6, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Legislation that could impose a new moratorium on the...
Legislation that could impose a new moratorium on the death penalty in Maryland narrowly passed a procedural hurdle in the state Senate, but the legislation appears to be doomed when it reaches a final vote in the chamber
- FEBRUARY 28, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
A bill that would halt executions in Maryland for the...
A bill that would halt executions in Maryland for the next two years while the death penalty gets a more stringent review cleared a major hurdle, surviving a close committee vote and moving to the Senate floor
- FEBRUARY 11, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Maryland's highest court stayed the execution of Steven...
Maryland's highest court stayed the execution of Steven Oken, delaying his death until at least until May when it hears the case
- JANUARY 30, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Maryland Attorney General J
Maryland Attorney General J
- JANUARY 27, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Maryland Gov
Maryland Gov
- JANUARY 26, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Lt. Gov. Michael S
Lt. Gov. Michael S
- JANUARY 22, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Eight months after Maryland's governor declared a moratorium...
Eight months after Maryland's governor declared a moratorium on executions, a judge agreed to sign a death warrant, allowing the first capital case to move forward under new Gov
- JANUARY 7, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Blacks who kill whites are significantly more likely...
Blacks who kill whites are significantly more likely to face the death penalty in Maryland than are blacks who kill blacks or white killers, according to a state-sponsored study
- JANUARY 1, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
On May 9, 2002, Maryland Gov
On May 9, 2002, Maryland Gov
- JANUARY 1, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Maryland forbids the execution of the mentally retarded...
Maryland forbids the execution of the mentally retarded and juvenile offenders
- JUNE 28, 2002MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge Robert H
Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge Robert H