HPRB Under Attack: Hearings 3/12

PJDiesel · Mar 21, 2019

BeoBill said:
BTW, may I take it that the OAH is not subject to the Open Meetings Act?

They are supposed to be open.

Catch is, the room is not a normal sized area, more of an office type space.

From what has been reported, the dates/times of the hearings are not published and the room is barely big enough to fit the parties involved let alone the "public".

BeoBill · Mar 21, 2019

Sounds a lot like the old HPRB when they met in a closet in the MSP barracks at BWI. Mob action and sunlight opportunity perhaps?

rambling_one · Mar 21, 2019

PJDiesel said:
They are supposed to be open.

Catch is, the room is not a normal sized area, more of an office type space.

From what has been reported, the dates/times of the hearings are not published and the room is barely big enough to fit the parties involved let alone the "public".

Reminiscent of the days of yore when the HPRB met in a small room because observers were neither expected nor encouraged.

PJDiesel · Mar 21, 2019

What's that saying about great minds?

rambling_one · Mar 21, 2019

PJDiesel said:
What's that saying about great minds?

One typed faster than the other?

welder516 · Mar 21, 2019

I have a response back from my Senator he is voting No to abolish . I realize he is outnumbered but that's all I got .

PowPow · Mar 21, 2019

welder516 said:
I have a response back from my Senator he is voting No to abolish . I realize he is outnumbered but that's all I got .

Do you mind saying who your Senator is?

willtill · Mar 21, 2019

One party rule is pretty much insurmountable. Here in Maryland. When they make overwhelming decisions on legislation. The only recourse is the courts to challenge such. That takes years and the harm is already done.

I would like to see proposed legislation go through a REAL independent judicial proceeding first; before it ever gets to Maryland "law makers". That way, a lot of this unconstitutional crap would be put into the hopper before it ever saw daylight.

Maryland liberal legislatures astound me. Been listening a lot to C4 and the rest for weeks and Wbal talk radio and they are starting to "get it".

Of course the messages are too late and the shit turd has formed and is being defecated onto the state of Maryland.

:sad20:

PJDiesel · Mar 21, 2019

PowPow said:
Do you mind saying who your Senator is?

Gallion is one, same as mine.

welder516 · Mar 21, 2019

PowPow said:
Do you mind saying who your Senator is?

Simonaire

Stoveman · Mar 21, 2019

PSA for listening to the Senate hearings: You have to go into your phone or other device and "unblock" pop up windows in your web browser.

Adolph Oliver Bush · Mar 22, 2019

Straightshooter said:
It's not that I cant afford a lawyer, I just have a hard time justifying spending that kind of money on a lost cause.

This is exactly what the antis want you to think/do.

Straightshooter · Mar 22, 2019

Adolph Oliver Bush said:
This is exactly what the antis want you to think/do.

Then let's fight the antis together. Send me $500.

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BeoBill · Mar 22, 2019

Documentation like the above could be useful in proving harm, I think.

motorcoachdoug · Mar 22, 2019

what do they mean its not subject to the open meetings act?

PJDiesel · Mar 22, 2019

Straightshooter said:
Then let's fight the antis together. Send me $500.

Crickets..........

PJDiesel · Mar 22, 2019

motorcoachdoug said:
what do they mean its not subject to the open meetings act?

Who said that?

motorcoachdoug · Mar 22, 2019

was listing online today and thought they said it is not subject to the open meetings act. they are now checking with the chief judge of OAH to see if they can clear the backlog in 45 days..

PJDiesel · Mar 22, 2019

motorcoachdoug said:
was listing online today and thought they said it is not subject to the open meetings act. they are now checking with the chief judge of OAH to see if they can clear the backlog in 45 days..

8.33 hearings per day clears a backlog of ~250 in 6 calendar weeks (5 business days per week) with no missed business days.

It can be done if they can crank out 8.3 rubber stamp denials a day. Shouldn't be an issue.

I was under the impression they are subject to open meetings.

BeoBill · Mar 22, 2019

PJDiesel said:
8.33 hearings per day clears a backlog of ~250 in 6 calendar weeks (5 business days per week) with no missed business days.

It can be done if they can crank out 8.3 rubber stamp denials a day. Shouldn't be an issue.

I was under the impression they are subject to open meetings.

The "old" HPRB was able to do that easily...

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