Baltimore SunOpinionCommentary Senate has a duty to scrutinize Cabinet nominees | GUEST COMMENTARY By George Liebmann PUBLISHED: December 22, 2024 at 4:00 PM EST What should the Senate do with President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet nominations? Certainly, it should not follow the advice of Senator Josh Hawley, who said Trump is “entitled to his Cabinet.” Nor […]
American Spectator logo Cultural Depravity The American Electorate Revolted Against False Values A large percentage of American voters reject the ongoing decline in standards of behavior. by George Liebmann November 30, 2024, 10:31 PM The defeat that the Democratic Party has just sustained is being blamed by its more fanatical adherents on racism, misogyny, reaction […]
Abortion ballot question to test voters’ social conscience Baltimore Sun, October 14,2024 By George Liebmann Maryland’s constitutional amendment referendum on the ballot in November that would enshrine “reproductive” rights adds little to existing law that could not simply be accomplished by an act of the General Assembly. It is on the ballot to mobilize the […]
Arthuriana 5 An American Dynastic History Review: The Tafts, by George Liebmann Arthur Bloom Sep 04, 2024 William Howard Taft | Biography, Accomplishments, Presidency, & Facts | Britannica There are a few reasons why I need to review this book, the main one is I told the author I would figure something out for it. […]
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Time to end Baltimore’s policing consent decree Baltimore Sun, March 15,2024 By George Liebmann Cities with consent decrees like Baltimore’s are likely to have higher homicide rates because two of the principal effects of such decrees are to discourage police recruitment and prevent proactive policing. Competent police commissioners can reform police; insulated federal judges cannot. […]
SUBSCRIBELOGIN MENU American Spectator logo Firearms Control: It’s Time for a Common-Sense Bargain AMERICA RIPE FOR REFORM Firearms Control: It’s Time for a Common-Sense Bargain Trading an assault weapons ban for reducing federal police presence. by GEORGE LIEBMANN November 29, 2023, 11:05 PM The last 50 years have confirmed Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson’s warning against […]
From: George Liebmann To: Rules Sent: Wednesday, July 5, 2023 at 05:34:01 PM EDT Subject: Extended Coverage Rule Ms. Sandra Haines Rules Committee Dear Ms. Haines: My views on the proposed Rule may be succinctly stated: 1. There is no reason in law or policy for Maryland to depart from the practice of the federal […]
The true import of Supreme Court rulings on televising criminal trials By Letter To The Editor From://George W. Liebmann//May 25, 2023, Maryland Daily Record To the Editor: I view with some annoyance the statement by the non-dissenting members of your Editorial Advisory Board (“On broadcasting criminal trials,” May 12, 2023) that I have provided ”misinformation” […]
To: rules@mdcourts.gov Mon, Jan 2, 2023 at 4:52 PM Dear Ms. Haines: Subject: Extended coverage rule set for hearing on January 6 at 2:30 p.m. Ms. Sandra Haines Rules Committee Dear Ms. Haines: I am a Baltimore lawyer who served as Law Clerk to Chief Judge Brune in 1963-64, subsequently served as an Assistant Attorney […]