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Baltimore’s Inspector General Isabel Cumming wins a major legal victory, securing full access to city records critical for her investigation into the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety. After months of legal battle — where the city tried to block her subpoenas under Maryland’s Public Information Act — a judge sided with Cumming, ruling that her investigative powers are not subject to public records laws. The decision clears the way for her to obtain unredacted documents and reinforces oversight authority over city departments, highlighting the ongoing tension between transparency and executive control.
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