Until recently, the Maryland Law Enforcement Bill of Rights was state law. It was repealed a year ago, and that repeal has far-reaching effects. Still, it's useful to look at what was a state law for almost fifty years.

For this board, I would like you to look at the readings and take a stand. Imagine that you were a member of the General Assembly. What position would you have taken? Should the LEOBR:

Have been repealed? Why?

Have been amended? Why?

Have been kept the way it was? Why?

Whatever your position, I need you to make an argument that engages the texts.

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Yes It was supposed to be repealed The Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights LEOBR was first adopt... View the full answer