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The Maryland State Archives is a historical agency of Maryland that serves as a central depository for the government records of permanent value. Its records include colonial and state executive, legislative and judicial, county probate, land and court, church and business, It also maintains records of publications and the reports of state, county and municipal governments; and the special collections of private papers, maps, photographs and newspapers. The agency maintains a search room that provides assistance to researchers and the general public. Located in Annapolis, Md., the Maryland State Archives conducts exhibitions for the Maryland State House.
Annapolis / Maryland / United States
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With Robert M. Bell serving as Chief Judge, the Maryland State Appeals Court has the highest authority of any court in the state. There are six other judges serving in the court alongside the Chief Judge: Judge Sally Adkins, Judge Clayton Greene, Jr., Judge Joseph M. Murphy Junior, Judge Mary Ellen Barbara, Judge Glenn T. Harrell, Jr. and Judge Lynne A. Battaglia.  By law the court must hear any cases in which the death penalty is in question.