• Maryland Hispanic Bar Association
    Preserving the highest standards of integrity, honor, and professional courtesy among Hispanic attorneys and attorneys with an interest in issues affecting the Hispanic community in Maryland
  • Our Mission
    Providing a forum for the consideration of issues and resolutions of concern to the members of the legal profession
  • Our Vision
    Promoting reform in the law and judicial procedure on behalf of the Hispanic community

Welcome to the Maryland Hispanic Bar Association

The Maryland Hispanic Bar Association is a non-profit professional organization that serves the public interest by cultivating the science of jurisprudence and, among other mandates, promoting reform in the law and judicial procedure on behalf of the Hispanic/Latino community; facilitating the administration of justice; and, providing a forum for the consideration of issues and resolutions of concern to the members of the legal profession.
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Important Announcement

Governor O'Malley's office has reached out to the Maryland Hispanic Bar Association to urge our membership to apply for the judicial vacancies that currently exist in our State.
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Important Message from Senator Mikulski's Office

Senator Barbara Mikulski is accepting applications from lawyers interested in serving as United States District Judge for the District of Maryland.
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Featured Items

  • MHBA is FOR Question 4

    The Board of Directors of the Maryland Hispanic Bar Association passed a unanimous resolution today in favor of Question 4 pertaining to In-State Tuition in next week's statewide referendum.

  • Background

    Question 4 pertains to the availability of in-state tuition rates for eligible Maryland high schoolers and veterans for community and four-year colleges, provided they can show attendance and graduation from a Maryland high school. While the law applies uniformly to all students regardless of their immigration status, the measure will certainly help undocumented Maryland families with children seeking higher education in the State, as well as veterans. The law provides that students qualifying for in-state tuition under this law, however, will not be counted as in-state students for purposes of counting enrollment.

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