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Aug 18, 2026
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Sep 28, 2026
This RFP is for assistant counsel services with expertise in investment transactions law and litigation to advise the Attorney General of Maryland.
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City
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Baltimore
County
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Baltimore
Address
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Saint Paul Plaza
Phone Number
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(410) 576-6300
Zip Code
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21202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Maryland Office of the Attorney General
The commission meeting focused on the rising trends in hate activity and the importance of continued advocacy and committee work. Key discussion topics included the extension of the Department of Justice grant through September 2026, the progress of regional hate bias forums, and the development of an online hate crimes training platform for law enforcement. The commission also reviewed the recent legislative session, specifically the withdrawal of House Bill 513, and discussed a new framework for reporting noncriminal hate bias incidents to a non-law enforcement entity. Additionally, the meeting included the introduction of new commissioners and a discussion on strengthening communication and consensus-building for future policy recommendations.
The primary discussion centered on House Bill 920, with the board members expressing strong opposition. Key concerns raised regarding the bill included its potential to impose a significant administrative burden on public bodies and the board itself by requiring open meetings for nearly every personnel matter, potentially necessitating closed sessions under the existing personnel exception (Section 3-305) far more frequently. The board also noted that this proposed legislation appeared to be a knee-jerk reaction to a recent opinion issued by the board and that such significant changes to the Open Meetings Act should only occur after careful study, which had not been conducted for this bill. The board members unanimously agreed to draft a letter opposing the bill based on these points.
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The primary focus of the annual meeting was the review of the draft annual report for fiscal year 2023. Key discussions included the board's function of issuing advisory opinions based on public complaints alleging violations of the Open Meetings Act. Statistical data reviewed covered the 40 written complaints received, resulting in 34 opinions issued, a decrease from the previous year. The review also detailed findings regarding specific violations, noting that 17 opinions involved finding one or more violations, with common violations pertaining to reasonable notice requirements, minutes/agenda requirements, procedure for closing meetings, and the general obligation for meetings to be open to the public. Board members expressed significant gratitude for the counsel and support provided by the Attorney General's office and the Institute for Governmental Service and Research at the University of Maryland.
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