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BY: Alexander Pyles
POSTED: May 1, 2013 Tags: Baltimore, Baltimore City Detention Center, bloods, corruption, court, crime, drugs, Duwuane Crew, gov. martin o'malley, Government, hagerstown, jail, maryland, Maryland Correctional Institution-Hagerstown, Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Michael Smith, Nancy K. Kopp, peter franchot, Prison
A legal settlement stemming from the allegedly guard-aided 2007 beating of a prison inmate being transferred from Baltimore to Hagerstown shows evidence of longstanding corruption in Maryland’s correctional institutions, Comptroller Peter Franchot said Wednesday.
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BY: Joe Surkiewicz
POSTED: November 18, 2012 Tags: Joe Surkiewicz, maryland legal services corp., Maryland Office of the Attorney General
This year, the Maryland Legal Services Corp. has tapped some stalwarts of the legal services profession for its annual awards — and will also honor the Maryland Office of the Attorney General for its leadership in access to justice.
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BY: Steve Lash
POSTED: May 29, 2012 Tags: conviction, Court of Appeals, john c. eldridge, maryland, maryland declaration of rights, Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Merle Unger, murder, reversed, Unger v. State, Washington County State’s Attorney Charles P. Strong Jr.
Maryland’s top court has ordered a new trial for a man convicted of felony murder 36 years ago in the killing of a Hagerstown police officer, and in the process reopened the courthouse door to inmates convicted of violent crimes before 1980, when judges routinely told juries that their instructions were “advisory.” The Court of [...]
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BY: Steve Lash
POSTED: November 3, 2011 Tags: alexander wright jr., Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission, Court of Appeals, court of special appeals, joseph f. murphy jr., kathleen gallogly cox, martin O'Malley, Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Opinions Advice & Legal Division, Paul W. Grimm, robert n. mcdonald, U.S. District Court in Baltimore Comments: 3
The Appellate Judicial Nominating Commission on Tuesday sent Gov. Martin O’Malley the names of four candidates for the Court of Appeals vacancy created when Judge Joseph F. Murphy Jr. retired from Maryland’s top court Sept. 30. The nominees are: * Baltimore County Circuit Judge Kathleen Gallogly Cox, who has served on the bench in Towson [...]
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BY: Andy Marso
POSTED: October 2, 2011 Tags: Baltimore, fundraising, lacrosse league, lawyers, Maryland Office of the Attorney General, money, People’s Insurance Counsel, Sports, youth
The next season for the Charm City Youth Lacrosse League is still six months away, but already Peter Killough and other volunteers are busy raising money, rounding up equipment, reserving fields, promoting the sport at local recreation centers and searching for a new executive director. “It seems to run pretty seamlessly in April, May and [...]
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BY: Wayne Countryman
POSTED: August 17, 2011 Tags: Alan Brody, Allison Jones, Anne Arundel Community College, Associated Italian American Charities of Maryland, Ayers Saint Gross, bozzuto homes, Cathy Leaning, Christiana Casey, Eli Northen, Jahantab Siddiqui, Jennifer G. Lara, Jessica Leonard, LG-TEK, Maryland Office of the Attorney General, Natasha Kearney, Prince George’s Community College, Saint Agnes Hospital, Teacher Education and Child Care Institute, University of Maryland University College
![]()  Jahantab Siddiqui has been named director of corporate plans, policy, and communications by LG-TEK, of Elkridge. He has served as special assistant to U.S. Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski and as a public relations account executive providing business development and communications support. Siddiqui, who has a degree from the University of Maryland, College Park, serves on [...]
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