Respectfully, how is "you broke the law and denied the family their legal rights'" not good enough? Mosby argued that the state broke the law by not turning over exculpatory evidence. Seems hypocritical to use that argument in one hand then turn around and defend having broken a law in the other.

[deleted]

So where does this water go when the next city it is destined to decides to not be worse than Baltimore and deny it treatment.

Someone has to treat this water eventually. If not us, then who? You think people in other city's lives don't matter? That Baltimore water needs to be kept sacred, but other city water can be polluted just fine?

This is going to become a MOBRO 4000 but even dumber because we have the facilities to process this barely polluted water and just decided to refuse because people hear "East Palestine Water" and panic.

[removed]

They're giving you actual facts, and you're just throwing a mindless temper tantrum, ignoring reality itself, because you can't muster the integrity to simply say "I was wrong". Absolutely fucking pathetic

And the court recognized that it wasn't a fair substitute to being in person. The rights in question involve adequate notice, and the state can't arbitrarily trample on the constitutional rights of one party. Mosby knew better but didn't give any fucks.

I def plan on calling back and asking for details, on the one year deferment or if not, then where can I pump!

It's going to be a lot. Definitely use public transportation if you can, or use Waze to route around congested areas.

We also recommend parking and then using scooters or rentable bikes to get closer.

🥴 Um... It's much less paranoid than what has actually occurred in the last several days over water treatment that folks apparently do not actually understand, but ok.

I didn't even say people feared Ohioans... It's clear people feared the water and the process of treating it.

Nice work, Mods!

Can’t go wrong with dinner at Charleston. A quick stop by Peabody just to admire the architecture could be a nice relaxing stop. If you have the time just a walk from Fells Point around the end the day at federal hill would be nice depending on the weather.

This the man with the plan ⬆️ or if you want it all in one package, legends off Pennsylvania. Chicken, subs, whatever, plus all the green you need for great prices! (Allegedly I don’t know shit about anyone or anything that goes down there) but yea, check out legends.

Honey pig has hot pot in their name, but again I haven't been in probably 5+ years. Admittedly, I've only been to Jong Kak for their tabletop bbq but they have hot pot on their menu.

You hit the weed hot spot, then the all you can eat hot pot- you got yourself a Friday night.

Ain’t shit just take a visit for yourself lol 🙊🙉🙈

>rose street

what's going on at rose street? 😁

Honey Pig is kbbq

Good looking out 😂

100% Hot Pot King in Catonsville , I love it!! The Hub is such a wonderful spot lol

The circuit courthouse has lactation rooms, my daughter used the room when she had jury duty, she said it was a standard room with a recliner and refrigerator, she took her cooler bag instead of leaving her milk unattended. You can call to reserve a room for when you have jury duty.

Oh I thought you meant weed spots, I was gone say rose street lmao

We’ve got to stop destroying land to create parking. What does a new lot do to the next house over? Nothing good, that’s for sure. If The Wine Source wants a parking lot then they should move to The Rotunda where the pet store used to be.

I wonder if it would be possible to make the Avenue one-way (probably eastbound?) for cars. If they took away a lane and some parking, there could be more space for a bike lane, pedestrian space, and outdoor dining.

AVAM! Even if you don’t take the time to go through the museum, just walking around the outside is an experience. From there you can climb Federal Hill and take in a great view of the harbor.

Not a lawyer, but a victim or their representative(s) have the right in MD to attend any hearing where the defendant is present. Mosby says her office didn’t violate their rights because Lee’s family could have dialed in on Zoom, Lee family lawyers says the family isn’t technically inclined and the parents need translation assistance, and they were not given proper notice or support to arrange anything, and the judge agreed that this was a violation of their rights.

And we all know and saw what actually happened. Mosby was losing, this hearing came up right before the election and used it to grandstand on the courthouse steps as some kind of personal accomplishment. She never gave a hoot about victims’ families, other than for grandstanding around an election.