Journalism by Michael Phillips | Exposing Injustice, Demanding Reform
Maryland enforces numerous unique regulations, banning items and practices commonly found in other states. Key prohibitions include civilian flamethrowers, Styrofoam food containers, and a strict assault weapons ban. Additionally, the court system poses barriers to access, especially for disabled litigants, highlighting Maryland’s distinct approach to regulation and public safety.
William Sewell, a pro se litigant in South Carolina, faces systemic legal obstruction at the Dorchester County Family Court. The clerk denies him access to file motions without providing clear guidance, exacerbating his financial struggles. This highlights a broader issue of favoritism and lack of support for self-represented individuals in the justice system.
Blocked at the Clerk’s Window: When Legal Assistance Becomes Legal Obstruction for Pro Se Parents Like William Sewell Read More