Can the state of Maryland have a rule that its five member Supreme Court can have a maximum of 3 members of one party and the other party must be on of the two major parties - no libertarians or greenies, etc? Steve Gilles, con-law professor at Quinnippiac, explains the case.

<p>Can the state of Maryland have a rule that its five member Supreme Court can have a maximum of 3 members of one party and the other party must be on of the two major parties - no libertarians or greenies, etc? Steve Gilles, con-law professor at Quinnippiac, explains the case.</p>

Todd Feinburg

Afternoons with Todd Feinburg focuses on local issues, topics of the day, politics and more.  Todd talks about everything relevant and relatable to the local community, its residents, and businesses. Afternoons With Todd Feinburg. 2-6 PM EST weekdays only on WTIC NewsTalk 1080.

<p>Afternoons with Todd Feinburg focuses on local issues, topics of the day, politics and more.&nbsp; Todd talks about everything relevant and relatable to the local community, its residents, and businesses. Afternoons With Todd Feinburg. 2-6 PM EST weekdays only on WTIC NewsTalk 1080.</p>

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