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- 1Maryland attorney general praises ruling upholding state's Glock ban▼Maryland's attorney general praises court ruling keeping state's "Glock ban" in effect
Maryland's attorney general welcomed a court decision that keeps the state's ban on Glock-type handguns, often called the 'Glock ban', in effect. The ruling allows the restriction to remain enforced while related legal challenges continue. The attorney general praised the outcome as a win for the state's ability to regulate firearms, a move likely to draw reactions from gun-rights supporters and gun-control advocates alike.
- 2Maryland energy customers may gain from $250 million court loss●A $250 million loss in court could be a win for Maryland energy customers
A company or utility facing Maryland energy regulators or ratepayer advocates has lost a court decision worth about $250 million, and Maryland Matters reports the outcome could ultimately benefit the state's energy customers. The report suggests the ruling may translate into refunds, lower charges, or strengthened consumer protections, though few specifics beyond the headline are currently available.