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Gansler weighs in on battle between Hogan and Demo...

By Bryan Renbaum | February 21, 2020 | News | 3 |

Gansler weighs in on battle between Hogan and Democrats over mandatory minimum sentencing in crime bill

by Bryan Renbaum | February 21, 2020 | News | 3 |

Former Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler weighed-in on Friday on the battle between Gov. Larry Hogan and Democratic leaders in the General Assembly over legislation that would increase mandatory minimum sentences for those who commit gun crimes — saying such punishment is appropriate for repeat offenders.

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