Judge Rules in Favor of Baltimore’s Inspector General | Baltimore News
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Judge Rules in Favor of Baltimore’s Inspector General | Baltimore News
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Baltimore’s Inspector General is winning legal momentum in a high-stakes battle over record access, as Judge Pamela J. White sharply rebukes the city’s argument that state public records law applies — citing the charter amendment’s clear language guaranteeing the office’s independence. The judge, who’s meticulously reviewed filings with coffee-stained notes, questions the city’s claim that the IG’s office must go through Maryland’s Public Information Act, calling the notion of “rifling through records” absurd. With the city’s legal team struggling to counter the IG’s charter-backed authority and the judge signaling she’ll weigh in on a corrected affidavit from a former solicitor who backed the amendment, the IG’s fight to investigate waste and fraud — blocked since January — may finally get the access it needs.
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