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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During the upcoming General Assembly session, Maryland legislators plan to introduce at least two bills focused on gun safety.
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A federal challenge to Maryland’s “puppy mills” statute prohibiting the sale of dogs in physical retail stores has failed before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit.
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A former Pentagon official and Maryland resident has been sentenced for his role in a dogfighting conspiracy.
Maryland has filed a federal lawsuit against a materials company, alleging it released toxic “forever chemicals” in Cecil County for decades.
Gov. Wes Moore has named two attorneys to seats on the Talbot County Circuit Court and Howard County District Court.
By: Rachel Konieczny
Queen Anne’s County has filed a federal lawsuit against 3M and a number of other manufacturers, alleging the companies knowingly released toxic “forever chemicals” into the environment.
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The Baltimore mayor’s office recommended the closure of three courthouses after water quality testing results indicated Legionella bacteria.
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