Rachel Konieczny is a Legal Affairs Reporter at The Daily Record. She covers a range of topics including civil lawsuits, family court matters, court proceedings, and legal reform, highlighting the intricacies of the legal system. Rachel's work has been featured in Global Advertising News and The Daily Record.
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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 4th Circuit revived a Maryland inmate’s excessive force claim, citing disputes over correctional officers’ conduct and ordering a trial.
The 4th Circuit ruled Maryland’s digital ad tax “pass-through” ban unconstitutional, finding it violates the First Amendment.
By: Rachel Konieczny
Maryland ethics committee says judges should not volunteer testimony without a subpoena, stressing impartiality and judicial integrity.
By: Rachel Konieczny
Neither Anne Arundel County Judge Vickie Gipson nor her counsel were present at a hearing before the Maryland judicial disciplinary body.
The 4th Circuit dismissed ex-judge April Ademiluyi’s appeal against Maryland’s judicial commission and former colleagues over misconduct claims.
Maryland law schools face uncertainty as the NextGen Bar Exam launches in 2026, raising concerns over preparation, fairness, and exam materials.
Maryland’s high court will hear cases on rental licensing, IP evidence in a criminal trial, and a construction contract dispute next term.
Maryland Supreme Court ruling limits tenant holding over evictions, reinforcing protections against predatory lease practices.
The 4th Circuit revived a union member’s lawsuit alleging union officers misused funds, ruling she met federal demand requirements.
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