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Thomas V. Mike Miller is the president of the Maryland Senate. The Democrat represents District 27, which comprises parts of Prince George¿s and Calvert counties. Miller joined the Maryland legislature in 1971 as a member of the House of Delegates, and he moved to the Senate in 1975. He has served as Senate president since January of 1987. Miller, the oldest of 10 children, was born on Dec. 3, 1942, in Clinton, Md. He holds a B.S. in business administration from the University of Maryland, College Park and graduated from the University of Maryland School of Law in 1967. Miller and his wife Patti live in Chesapeake Beach in Southern Maryland. The couple has five children and 11 grandchildren...
Thomas V. Mike Miller is the president of the Maryland Senate. The Democrat represents District 27, which comprises parts of Prince George¿s and Calvert counties. Miller joined the Maryland legislature in 1971 as a member of the House of Delegates, and he moved to the Senate in 1975. He has served as Senate president since January of 1987. Miller, the oldest of 10 children, was born on Dec. 3, 1942, in Clinton, Md. He holds a B.S. in business administration from the University of Maryland, College Park and graduated from the University of Maryland School of Law in 1967. Miller and his wife Patti live in Chesapeake Beach in Southern Maryland. The couple has five children and 11 grandchildren.
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Md. has long straddled the line between North and South, but these days North is winning
Associated Press WriterANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland's official song may include a line about "Northern scum" left over from the Civil War era, but the state isn't feeling so Southern anymore. Though Marylanders live just south of the Mason-Dixon Line, their attitudes...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Democratic Party, Abraham Lincoln
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Western Md. slots proponents seek sweeter deal for Rocky Gap
Western Maryland slots proponents came to Annapolis on Tuesday with a dire message: Sweeten the deal for Rocky Gap or nobody will want to build a casino there. Without a slots casino, the state-owned facility will go belly up and millions of dollars...Tags: Casino and Gambling, Investments, Elections, Casino and Gambling Industry, Cecil County
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Lawmakers consider slots changes
Baltimore Sun reporterWestern Maryland slots proponents came to Annapolis Tuesday with a dire message: Sweeten the gaming deal for Rocky Gap or nobody will want to build a casino there. Without a slots casino, the state-owned facility will go belly up and millions of dollars...Tags: Casino and Gambling, Investments, Elections, Casino and Gambling Industry, Cecil County
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Support grows for ban on cell phone use while driving
Maryland drivers could soon face a prohibition on chatting on their handheld cell phones while driving. After years of reluctance, the General Assembly now appears to be moving cautiously but steadily toward telling drivers not to hold the phones to their...Tags: Elections, Judges, Brian E Frosh, Lawyers, Cell Phones
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State Senate confirms judges, including Miller's son
Associated PressThe Maryland Senate has confirmed judges appointed by Gov. Martin O'Malley, including Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller's son. The Senate voted 42-0 to confirm Thomas V. Miller III's appointment in a separate vote, after the Senate president left...Tags: Elections, Judges, Martin O'Malley
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Miller wins Senate OK to be district judge
The Senate voted overwhelmingly Friday to approve the appointment of Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller's son to become an Anne Arundel County District Court judge, a selection that prompted an outcry when first recommended two years ago. Sen. Andrew...Tags: Elections, Judges, Martin O'Malley, Executive Branch, Government
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Female lawmakers complain about Judiciary chairman
Baltimore Sun reportersWomen lawmakers angrily protested Thursday to House Speaker Michael E. Busch about the way a committee that handles sensitive crime legislation treats those who come to Annapolis to testify. In particular, the head of the women's caucus said, Judiciary...Tags: Elections, Trials, Primaries, Laws, Law Enforcement
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Further changes sought to Md. death penalty law
Five months after enacting tight restrictions on Maryland's seldom-used capital punishment statute, state lawmakers are considering another revision. State senators dismissed a repeal of the death penalty last year in favor of a hastily crafted...Tags: Judges, Martin O'Malley, Photography, Sexual Assault, Lawyers
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Senate panel backs appointment of Miller's son to judgeship
A key Senate panel voted Monday evening to approve the appointment of Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller's son as an Anne Arundel County District Court judge, a nomination that was first put forward two years ago and prompted three members of the...Tags: Elections, Judges, Martin O'Malley, Prince George's County, Lawyers
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Ex-Justice O'Connor favors end to electing judges
Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor says she is "all for" a proposal that would end competitive elections for Maryland's Circuit Court judges, championing a concept that is attracting new attention in Annapolis this year because of...Tags: Elections, Martin O'Malley, Democratic Party, Executive Branch, Laws
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O'Malley policy toward veterans, not Iraq trip, is the problem
Instead of discussing whether Gov. Martin O'Malley should or should have not gone to Iraq ("Lt. Gov. Brown defends O'Malley's trip to Iraq," Mar. 2), let's talk about what he has done for veterans, specifically retired veterans. While governor, Robert L....Tags: Elections, State Budgets, Martin O'Malley, Retirement, Regional Authority
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Lawmakers looking favorably on cuts in education funding
For decades, Maryland lawmakers have built up public education through spending requirements that they've imposed on themselves and on local governments. But this year, more seriously than ever, the General Assembly is looking for ways to nip at school...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Budgets and Budgeting, Retirement, Interior Policy, Edward J Kasemeyer
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