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Feb 19, 2018

Bipartisan group will propose omnibus anti-crime bill, Md. lawmakers say

ANNAPOLIS – A bipartisan group of legislators is working on an omnibus crime bill that would permit enhanced penalties for illegal gun possession and increase funding for witness relocation programs, among other law-and-order provisions, according to those involved in the discussions. The measure would also provide an opportunity for those convicted of some non-violent felonies […]

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