Prince George's Circuit Court Judge C. Philip Nichols Jr. also ruled that the county's County Democratic Central Committee can submit another nominee to Gov. Martin O'Malley. However, the nomination won't be binding on the governor, because it would be made after a 30-day time limit set for the committee to forward a name.
The ruling brings some clarity to tortuous legal wrangling over the state's constitutional provision relating to an official's removal for wrongdoing and rules for replacing a state legislator. The case also has put renewed focus on a county that has been trying to emerge from a cloud of high-profile political corruption cases.
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Send the crooks packing!
what did she do ? steal money for hair relaxer?
Someone will make this a "racist" comment, but it very interesting how many corrupt politicians are turning out to be black.
i was just going to say how hard it is to replace a corrupt democrat (i know, it's an oxymoron) with another democrat that's not corrupt.
Only in Maryland!
Spent campaign funds on her wedding.
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