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Police spying prompts hearings
Sun reporterState lawmakers are planning formal hearings on Maryland State Police efforts to spy on peace activists and death penalty protesters, potentially paving the way for a thorny debate in the next General Assembly session over whether to restrict the law...Tags: Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Death, Executive Branch, Maryland, Justice System
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Tighter hospital control sought
State officials began looking yesterday into ways to tighten oversight of hospitals' charity care and debt- collection practices, ranging from new legislation to regulate hospital policies to new court procedures to help people sued over unpaid hospital...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Montgomery County (Maryland), Laws, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Hospitals and Clinics
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Senator suggests deal on death penalty measure
A new wrinkle in the death penalty debate emerged in the General Assembly yesterday when a state senator said he would vote to move a repeal bill out of the committee where it has been bottled up for several years. But the lawmaker, Sen. Bryan W....Tags: Martin O'Malley, Montgomery County (Maryland), Laws, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Death Penalty
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Steele complains of bias in firings-probe panel
Sun StaffLt. Gov. Michael S. Steele said yesterday that if legislators the governor considers biased serve on a panel investigating his firing practices, the administration won't cooperate with the panel. Steele spoke on the WBAL-AM Stateline program, where a...Tags: Laws, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Paula C Hollinger, Executive Branch, Democratic Party
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Ground rent bill due final votes
sun reportersFinal votes on a bill that would prohibit the creation of new ground rents, emerging as one of the major issues in this General Assembly session, are scheduled for tomorrow. Legislators in the Senate and House of Delegates gave preliminary approval...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Montgomery County (Maryland), Laws, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama)
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State reassigns 2 prison investigators
Sun StaffTwo internal prison investigators who had been involved in separate high-profile inquiries, including the beating death of an inmate in Baltimore last month, were reassigned to correctional officer jobs by state officials this week, with no explanation,...Tags: Montgomery County (Maryland), Laws, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Safety of Citizens, Criminals
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Ehrlich aide wants Frosh to quit panel
By A Sun Staff WriterGov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s chief legal counsel demanded Sen. Brian E. Frosh resign from a panel investigating administration personnel practices, accusing the Montgomery County Democrat of misstatements and partisan motivations. Jervis S. Finney's...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
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Firing inquiry won't be partisan, say legislators
Sun StaffLegislative leaders repudiated criticism yesterday of their committee to investigate Ehrlich administration personnel practices, saying that the probe is not a partisan exercise but an attempt to ensure the quality of the state work force. Senate...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Heads of State, Thomas V. Mike Miller, Paula C Hollinger
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Attorney general: No favorite in race
sun reporterDemocratic primary voters have yet to settle on a favored candidate to replace retiring Attorney General J. Joseph Curran Jr., a new Sun poll shows. Nearly 2 of 3 likely Democratic voters say they remain undecided in the race for attorney general,...Tags: Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Primaries, Prince George's County, Local Elections, Executive Branch
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Panel is created to study Ehrlich personnel moves
Sun StaffLegislative leaders created a committee yesterday to examine Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s personnel practices, saying they need to investigate allegations that the administration fired longtime bureaucrats solely because of their political affiliation....Tags: Heads of State, Employers, Civil and Public Service, Labor Legislation, Thomas V. Mike Miller
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Legal counsel in Ehrlich probe down to 5 finalists
Sun reporterThe special committee investigating Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s hiring and firing practices will select its outside counsel today from five finalists, three of whom practice in Baltimore and two in Washington. "I think we have a lot of highly...Tags: Yale University, Trials, Criminals, Major League Baseball, Litigation
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Democrats want to hear from Steffen
Sun reporterDemocratic lawmakers reviewing Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s personnel practices said yesterday that they want to hear more from Joseph F. Steffen Jr., the former Ehrlich aide who said last weekend he was instructed by top administration officials to...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Laws, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama), Civil and Public Service, Annapolis
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