Judith C. Ensor

` I would try every case before Judge Ensor. She is always prepared - often more so than the attorneys. SH cares deeply for the litigants and does her veery best to get to the right resolution.

I have tried many cases in front of Judge Ensor. She is the epitome of what a judge should be - extremely smart, fair, and prepared. She treats every case as important, no matter how small. She is always paying attention and genuinely wants to make sure she gets it right. Just know that she expects you to be prepared and respectful, as she should, because you're in a courtroom.

I am seeking information about Judge Ensor's evenhandedness in making assignments of cases to judges in her role as Lead Civil Judges for the Baltimore County Circuit Court. Does she assign cases to judges who have relationships with the parties or counsel, for example? Does she herself tend to favor defendants and defendants counsel, especially from her prior firm Whiteford Taylor and Preston. If you have information, email be at Betterjusticeformd@gmail.com

Not sure how any lawyer could question Judge Ensor's skill, knowledge, preparedness and her fairness. Judge Ensor is exceedingly fair. When you handle a case before her you know that you and your client will be treated with respect and that she will listen to truthful testimony with an open mind, set on achieving justice.

This person should not be a judge. She is a bully behind the bench and could care less the harm that her unlawful rulings cause. She is rude, disrespectful and antagonistic to those who come before her.

Nasty for the sake of being nasty.

After a few years away from Judge Ensor, and she is still same the arrogant, sanctimonious, and wrongheaded judge. She keeps trying to catch people in lies as though she is the truth keeper but in reality that is just her immaturity and insecurity at work. She needs a manners CLE, and the ability to be self aware. She lacks more of those traits than a dog.

Somebody earlier correctly wrote, "very smart but curt and rude to lawyers." Some judges can be smart and hard working but still act like a complete horse's ass.