Rachel Konieczny is a journalist for The Daily Record, focusing on local news in Maryland, specifically in Baltimore. She covers a wide range of topics including legal cases, court decisions, business news, and developments in the local legal community.
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Rachel's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation and expert commentary, with a significant emphasis on government & politics and legal & compliance. She covers local court cases, legal proceedings, and developments related to Maryland law extensively.
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By: Rachel Konieczny
A Maryland committee declined to answer whether a judge's signing of a U Visa certification can be considered an administrative function.
By: Rachel Konieczny
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By: Rachel Konieczny
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By: Rachel Konieczny
The family of a woman allegedly cremated without her family’s consent has settled its lawsuit with the state of Maryland and Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
By: Rachel Konieczny
The Maryland Office of the Attorney General has purchased membership for nearly half its staff to the Maryland State Bar Association.
By: Rachel Konieczny
The clerk’s office of the Baltimore City Circuit Court announced that it will provide free parking for its staff.
By: Rachel Konieczny
An Easton police sergeant has been sentenced to four years incarceration for having sex with two teenage girls while on duty.
By: Rachel Konieczny
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