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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The Central Maryland Regional Veterans Treatment Court is a court-supervised, comprehensive and voluntary treatment-based program for veterans charged with misdemeanors in the District Court of Maryland, according to the judiciary.
By: Rachel Konieczny
> MD lawyers say landmark Supreme Court gun ruling has created confusion
By: Rachel Konieczny
A federal judge has denied former Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s renewed request to end her home confinement.
By: Rachel Konieczny
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A Montgomery County man had his conviction for first-degree assault vacated after the Maryland Appellate Court found the lower court abused its discretion by including certain jury instructions during trial.
By: Rachel Konieczny
A committee voted to approve multiple changes, including the addition of anti-bias language to rules to which Maryland judges are subject.
By: Rachel Konieczny
Parents of Baltimore public school students cannot resurrect their claim that the school system was deficient, the Maryland Appellate Court held.
By: Rachel Konieczny
Maryland's attorney general says the state will likely defeat the claim to limit liability by the owner of the ship that downed the Key Bridge.
By: Rachel Konieczny
Maryland Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew Fader has named a new county administrative judge for the St. Mary’s County Circuit Court.
By: Rachel Konieczny
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