The Maryland State Law Library's Gateway to Maryland Law includes current Maryland Code and Rules, Case law resources, and regulatory law, as well local county & municipal codes.
A guide created by the Maryland State Law Library for researching legislative history in the state of Maryland. Includes strategies, suggestions, and helpful links.
A chronological list of officials who have served in Maryland Government arranged by office. Also includes some local government lists and has a comprehensive index. This list is provided by the Maryland State Archives.
Lexis/Nexis provides searchable access to the state laws of Maryland, and to the rules of procedure currently followed by state and federal courts in Maryland.
Westlaw provides searchable access to the state laws of Maryland, and to the rules of procedure currently followed by state and federal courts in Maryland.
Transportation not only controls motor vehicle matters but also aviation, the Port of Baltimore, transit and highways. If it moves in Maryland this is the place to start. The Motor Vehicle Administration, within the Maryland Department of Transportation, has information on obtaining a driver’s license, registering a motor vehicle, and more.
Main portal for Maryland's legislature. Includes information and status of bills, hearing schedules, how to contact legislators, and other pertinent information.
Information about the Maryland Court system (Orphan’s, District, Circuit, and Appellate Courts) and related agencies, including their locations, contact numbers, forms and fee schedules. Visitors to the site have searchable access to basic data on all civil, traffic, and criminal cases occurring in the state after October 1, 2004. Reported Maryland Appellate Court Opinions since 1995 are also available.
The Maryland State Law Library serves the needs of Maryland's citizens and government by building and preserving collections of legal information resources, promoting access to these collections, and creating educational opportunities that enhance the understanding of legal information.
Consumer complaints may be filed online with the Attorney General’s Office through this site. Information about initiatives to protect children, seniors, and consumers is made available here
Would you like to know who represents you in the Maryland General Assembly and in Congress?All you need to know is the street address and zip code of your residence to use the look up form to find your elected officials. Also includes Baltimore City Council district information. A service provided by the Maryland State Archives.
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Maryland Department,
State Library Resource Center,
Enoch Pratt Free Library