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It follows several new restrictions added across the region’s jurisdictions this month as coronavirus cases have exploded.

Maryland and its largest jurisdiction toughened pandemic-related restrictions Tuesday as the Washington region’s coronavirus caseloads set more record highs amid a national spike.

Voters in Maryland’s most populous jurisdiction added two seats to the county council, which will ensure better representation for the growing population in northern Montgomery.

Fairfax County joins a growing list of local jurisdictions that are seeking a top leader for their police departments.

She held town halls in every jurisdiction, often fielding complaints about the lack of rural broadband access and the price of prescription drugs – two issues she focused on heavily.

In the end, in 2008, jurisdictional issues blew the investigation, says Wittman.

The party who files first in a case where there may be jurisdictional issues has an advantage, she says.

Right now Saif al-Islam is currently in something of a jurisdictional limbo.

In some cases, there is a lack of jurisdictional clarity, especially in international cases.

Some contraventions of right have already taken place, both within our jurisdictional limits and on the high seas.

Ownership is dominium; but governmental power, jurisdictional power, these also are dominium.

For one moment longer we may dwell on the indisputable fact that he dealt out jurisdictional rights with a lavish hand.

Apart from jurisdictional profits, rents and agricultural services, dues of all kinds are exacted from the rural population.

It is under this system (which has been called jurisdictional) that religious liberty has been realized in European States.