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Gun-rights advocates challenges state handgun restrictions in suit
Maryland places too great a burden on residents who seek permits to carry handguns, gun-rights advocates claim in a lawsuit that builds on recent Supreme Court decisions affirming the Second Amendment right to bear arms.


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Posted by baltimoresun.com - Maryland Politics at 02:07 AM on 07/30/10
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A close brush with violence
Rawlings-Blake's family touched by city's crime
The front door banged open and Stephanie Rawlings-Blake heard her brother scream: "Call the police!"


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Posted by baltimoresun.com - Maryland Politics at 10:07 AM on 07/29/10
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In apparent reversal, O'Malley praises Patricia Jessamy
Sparring had dominated relations; now governor may need help
She won the appointment to Baltimore state's attorney that he wanted in 1995. Later, as mayor, he famously called for her to "get off her ass" and prosecute a case. She said he was "hoodwinking" the public into thinking his crime-fighting strategies were effective.


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Posted by baltimoresun.com - Maryland Politics at 10:07 AM on 07/29/10
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Pro-union bill goes up for debate
Proponents say it would increase construction jobs in city
Small-business owners and labor leaders packed the auditorium at Dunbar High School on Thursday to debate a bill that would require local officials to give hiring preference to union employees on city contracts.


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Posted by baltimoresun.com - Maryland Politics at 10:07 AM on 07/29/10
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Maryland Politics: O'Malley back in Baltimore, 'capital for day'


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Posted by baltimoresun.com - Maryland Politics at 08:07 AM on 07/29/10
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