Special redistricting session begins Monday, and Legislative Black Caucus will take an official position on O’Malley’s plan on Saturday; wind farm might be closer; O’Malley pushing Obama jobs bill; incinerators pollute Maryland twice as much as coal plants, environmentalists say; Rep. Roscoe Bartlett starts gearing up for what’s sure to be a tough 2012 campaign.
Day: October 14, 2011
Veteran judge launches non-profit to support drug treatment program
A Baltimore City judge who set up the state’s first drug court is trying to launch a nonprofit group to help support the services for long-time drug addicts. The program offers habitual law-breaking drug addicts the choice of entering a voluntary, long-term drug rehabilitation program run by the court over going to prison.
Labor Dept. did not protect personal information on computers, audit finds
Personal information about licenses and unemployment – including names, addresses, birth dates, credit card and Social Security numbers – was left relatively unguarded on computers at the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, and may have been targeted for fraud, according to legislative auditors.
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