The Maryland State Police requested the settlement money in a BPW meeting last week after considering the costs of going to trial and the costs of losing the trial — a move that made Comptroller Peter Franchot question the fortitude of the Maryland attorney general’s office.
“If you could just convey back to the attorney general I wish people would get a backbone over there and take these cases to court,” Franchot said.
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pT nazi ON THE ROADS.
Be prepared for a wave of new court cases about police profiling. Every ambulance-chasing attorney will now be searching for a "victim" to represent.
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