A Prince George’s County domestic violence victim’s ordeal may help strengthen state laws protecting others like her after Maryland’s highest court handed down a scathing assessment of the current system.
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Wednesday that Tracy Palmer had no right to demand a new sentencing hearing for her abusive ex-boyfriend even though she said she never received notification of a hearing where a judge cut nearly a decade from her attacker’s 15-year sentence.
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