Bi-Partisan Justice

July 23, 2007 by Cato · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Corruption, Courts, Crime, Lobbying, Maryland, Maryland Politics

Former Maryland Sen. Thomas Bromwell has reached a plea agreement that allows him to plead guilty to charges of accepting payoffs in return for publicly funded contracts. Typically such agreements require that the guilty party assist in any ongoing investigation of other related public corruption.

Not in this case. Typical Democrat backscratching, right? No! This is a federal case, with a U.S. Attorney appointed by a Republican President.

What gives?

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