Frederick County seeks eighth candidate for Circuit Court vacancy
Biographical information on eight Frederick attorneys vying for the Circuit Court post has emerged after Judge Clater W. Smith Jr. retired March 1. Among them is Lawrence E. Finegan, 43, a litigator since 1977 with appellate work, a 1969 bachelor of music, and a 1977 University of Baltimore Law School graduate. Candidates will be interviewed April 26 by the Trial Courts Judicial Nominating Commission, which will forward a list to the governor for final selection. the winner must run in the 1982 general election for a 15 year term.
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Rockville liquor department bribe allegations probed
Montgomery County Council President Isiah Leggett asks police to investigate claims by Ollie’s owner Jeff Pettenati that he was offered free merchandise for lunch and cigarettes. Liquor Control Director Jerome Baylin denies the charges while noting prior thefts and a history of department scandal.
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