A new Maryland law punishes those who file false financial claims against state residents, a tactic used by anti-government extremists to ruin the finances of public officials.
The law stemmed from cases where anti-government "sovereign citizens" had filed fraudulent liens against public officials -- often prosecutors and law enforcement -- in retaliation for perceived wrongs.
Montgomery County Assistant State's Attorney Carol Crawford, head of the Special Prosecutions Division, was the target of one of those liens.
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Also a tactic utilized by the MOM administration.
Governor Palin had about 20 of these right around the time She ran for veep.
It was NEVER pointed out that she was found not guilty.
Too bad the States Attorney isn't as committed to the "fiscal terror" imposed on citizens by their office as they prosecute the hundreds of people arrested for the catch all "hindering a police officer", "obstructing justice", and "interfering with a police officer"; all of which are used by the police to silence and intimidate anyone who has pissed them off. They KNOW that whether or not the charges are baseless doesn't really matter. YOU get arrested and need a (expensive) lawyer. And "hindering " can mean as little as yelling at nine cops to stop beating a man to death. WHO is REALLY doing the "fiscal terror"?
Glad the law is in effect, now it can be used against the STATE for all the erroneous MALICIOUS prosecutions they pursue.
Cops and state thugs beware, you will pay.
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