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Hotline Numbers
The Ethics Hotline is your direct access to members of
the Ethics Committee. |
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Courtroom Badges
The Maryland State Bar Association Courthouse Identification Badge is available to any attorney who has been admitted to practice law in this state, who is currently a member of the bar in good standing, and who is currently certified by the Court of Appeals as an active practitioner.
Mentoring Program
The MSBA sponsors this program to assist newer, less experienced members of the bar. It
provides a resource for attorneys to seek and receive advice or discuss concern about law office management,
escrow accounts, procedural issues and many other topics. |
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Administrative Law
CHAIR: |
EVENTS: |
Michele J. McDonald
10 E Baltimore St, Fl 4
Baltimore, MD 21202
P:(410) 864-5313
F: (410) 864-5301
Email:mmcdonald@wcc.state.md.us
Section Dues: $15 per year |
MSBA Annual Meeting
Section
Program:
Referendums and Initiatives – The Right to Petition or Not
Thursday, June 13, 2013 | 9:00 am – 10:30 am
Register today!
Newsletter: May 2013 
Newsletter: January 2013
November 2012 Minutes
September 2012 Minutes |
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2011/2012 ANNUAL REPORT |
The Section added several new members to its Section Council and began planning ways to make its website more informative and of greater value to its membership. It was
active in deliberations over the future of Continuing Legal
Education within the Association and has been focused on the
developing mortgage foreclosure mediation responsibilities
of the Office of Administrative Hearings. The Section will
sponsor a program entitled “The Response Movie: Combatant
Status Review Tribunals at Guantanamo: Habeas Corpus
and Due Process (Or Lack Thereof)” at the MSBA Annual
Meeting. |
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PURPOSE |
The purposes of the Administrative Law Section are to promote the administration of justice in the State of Maryland in the subject area of administrative law; to bring together members of the Association having a special interest in the subject; to study and work for reform and improvements in the administrative law of the State of Maryland by legislation and otherwise, to report and make recommendations to the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branch of State and local governments as to the improvement of administrative law; to cooperate with other committees, sections, and bar associations in the improvement of administrative law; to present programs to educate members of the bar and the public in developments in administrative law; and generally to promote the interest of the public and of members of the Bar of Maryland in the subject of administrative law. |
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