Criminal Lawyers Maryland

0.  Bad defense often slides in death cases (The News & Observer)
Probe of clients' pasts poor, review finds.

1.  Nude Dancers Catch Break In Court (The Tampa Tribune)
NEW PORT RICHEY - Jurors have cleared three nude dancers of lewdness charges at recent trials, but that won't stop the ongoing prosecutions.

2.  WHITE PLAINS, New York - Jamaican-born Sam D Walker has been elected to the New York State Supreme Court for the 9th ... (The Jamaica Observer)
Walker, who was sworn in by the administrative judge, Francis A Nicolai, at a ceremony at the Westchester County Courthouse in White Plains, New York on January 11, was joined by his wife, Marie, mother Gloria, and more than 300 family, friends and supporters.

3.  Liberia: Who Thumbprinted For Rep. Sundaygar? (AllAfrica.com)
Grand Bassa County Representative Sundaygar Boey, said his signature has been forged on the controversial resolution prepared by some members of the House to remove Speaker Edwin Snowe.

4.  2007 expected to be the year for Courthouse Museum exhibits (Baltimore Sun)
It's a room, a small one at the entrance to the Anne Arundel County Courthouse, with a little plaque at its doorway that says Courthouse Museum.

5.  Prosecution Rests in Fincher Case (The Morning News)
FAYETTEVILLE - The prosecution finished calling witnesses early this afternoon in the Wayne Fincher federal case.

6.  Lawn Parking Prohibited In Springdale (The Morning News)
SPRINGDALE -- Cars will no longer be lawn ornaments in Springdale once a new ordinance goes into effect.

7.  Rachel's Blog (WDBJ 7 Roanoke)
Holy Cow, do cows sure seem to like me! It all started two years ago when I ventured over to a Virginia Tech farm to do a story on mad cow disease. We walked into a gate where at least 30 cows were gathered. It was me, my photographer and a researcher. As soon as we walked in the cows walked over.

8.  Another lawsuit added to union struggle (The Herald News)
JOLIET -- Another lawsuit was filed Tuesday against Joe Ward, embattled treasurer of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150.

9.  IWIF buyout may be seized (Baltimore Sun)
Bromwell severance targeted by prosecutor in corruption case Federal prosecutors want to seize the $400,000 to be paid to former state Sen. Thomas Bromwell Sr. in return for his stepping down from the leadership of Maryland's largest insurance fund for injured employees.