Baltimore Sun is a well-known left-wing newspaper in bed with the State of Maryland. Dr. Geier was trashed by this journalistic rag in several articles for his style of practice. Yet when he won nearly three million dollars against the corrupt members of the unscrupulous Maryland medical board the paper was silent.
I guess you should write to the Baltimore Sun and ask them why. They probably have a reason.
If every order or ruling has to be accompanied by an Opinion the legal process would rapidly grind to a halt. I would also add that whether a position, in the form of a ruling or order, is “insupportable" (or “supportable") is somewhat subjective.
As a lawyer practicing in the area of civil litigation for somewhat over 30-years I encountered rulings or orders in other areas of law that I didn't understand (seemed “unsupportable") until I asked another lawyer specializing in the particular area of law or who was involved in the case for an explanation of the probable reason for the ruling or ord
If every order or ruling has to be accompanied by an Opinion the legal process would rapidly grind to a halt. I would also add that whether a position, in the form of a ruling or order, is “insupportable" (or “supportable") is somewhat subjective.
As a lawyer practicing in the area of civil litigation for somewhat over 30-years I encountered rulings or orders in other areas of law that I didn't understand (seemed “unsupportable") until I asked another lawyer specializing in the particular area of law or who was involved in the case for an explanation of the probable reason for the ruling or order and usually got a satisfactory answer.
As for unpublished opinions, these usually are either so limited to the facts of the case or are simply a rehash of long established law that they hold no value.
If in the course of your job - to say nothing of every life's decision you make - you had to explain or justify - would you be able to?
Favor for favor. It sounds as if the Maryland legislature is equally corrupt and recognizes kindred spirits.
Commenters might expose the ignorance or mendacity of the journalists. The whole point of contemporary journalism is propaganda. There is no benefit for them to allow the great unwashed to pick holes in their carefully constructed narratives. A better question would be why they ever allowed comments in the first place.
>Why would a newspaper, such as the Baltimore Sun, prevent readers from commenting after each article?
Hello, visitor from another solar system! On Earth, internet comments sections, if not heavily moderated, are cesspools.
Some newspapers are willing to spend the money to moderate them. The New York Times does a great job with this. So do the blogs in the old Gawker empire: Jezebel, Splinter, Gizmodo, Deadpan, etc.
Just about everywhere else the comments are monstrous, and it’s perfectly understandable that a respectable paper would not want them associated with its content.
Why stop with newspapers? Would you expect network television to air your, and everyone else's, opinions about each story aired?
There is no entitlement to access someone else's website.
Obama gave them 1.8 billion of American taxpayer money and the only thing they can show for it is a bunch of rats. It is on the edge of being Detroit’s sister city.
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Where do I start?
I’m a huge financial nerd, and have spent an embarrassing amount of time talking to people about their money habits.
Here are the biggest mistakes people are making and how to fix them:
Not having a separate high interest savings account
Having a separate account allows you to see the results of all your hard work and keep your money separate so you're less tempted to spend it.
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I AM 68 AND BALTO HAS BEEN RUN BY THE DEMOCTARIC CORRUPT MACHINE FOR OVER 50 YEARS SINCE MARVIN
MANDEL AND DALE ANDERSON AND OTHERS - THE POLICE AND EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM ARE ALSO CORRUPT - WHAT YOU GOT WITH TOTAL ONE PARTY RULE AND A POPULATION TO INDIFFERENT TO CARE!
Not very much.
For example, at the beginning of the 20th century, the city recognized the inherent problems that go along with strip-joints, sex-shops and prostitution. They realized it wasn’t something they could eliminate - shut them down in one place, they pop up in another. Their solution was to consolidate such activities into one area and allow it, where they could also monitor it. Thus, the Block (a bit larger than one block) was established next to Baltimore's Police Headquarters and Central Police District House at the east end of the block. Although they cannot do the same with drug-t
Not very much.
For example, at the beginning of the 20th century, the city recognized the inherent problems that go along with strip-joints, sex-shops and prostitution. They realized it wasn’t something they could eliminate - shut them down in one place, they pop up in another. Their solution was to consolidate such activities into one area and allow it, where they could also monitor it. Thus, the Block (a bit larger than one block) was established next to Baltimore's Police Headquarters and Central Police District House at the east end of the block. Although they cannot do the same with drug-trafficking for obvious reasons, users know where to go and residents know to avoid them. It leaves more than 90% of the city safe for normal behavior and enjoyment.
Additionally, organized crime to whatever degree it may exist, is virtually 0 compared to nearby cities like Philadelphia & New York. Payoffs to begin construction projects, a standard practice in NYC doesn’t occur in Baltimore. The notion of corruption is a Trump fabrication or fantasy.