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Indicted correctional officers were low paid
Thirteen Maryland correctional officers indicted last month in a corruption case that has outraged legislators and the public were getting paid between $28,000 and $47,000 in 2012, according to salary figures from the comptroller’s office. “The vast majority are doing [the job] at the current salary level,” said one union representative. “I don’t think offering someone more money makes them more honest.”
Indicted correctional officers were low paid
By Maryland Reporter
Thirteen Maryland correctional officers indicted last month in a corruption case that has outraged legislators and the public were getting paid between $28,000 and $47,000 in 2012, according to salary figures from the comptroller’s office. “The vast majority are doing [the job] at the current salary level,” said one union representative. “I don’t think offering someone more money makes them more honest.”
Almost 5,700 state employees make $100,000 or more
By Meg Tully Meg@MarylandReporter.com Top 10 State Salaries 1. Randy Edsall Head Football Coach, University of Maryland, $2,011,720 Maryland Reporter’s third annual report on state salaries found that 5,663 state employees pulled in
Early birds are first to file for 2014; Nathan-Pulliam to challenge Jones-Rodwell for Senate
Del. Shirley Nathan-Pulliam Tuesday was the first day candidates could file for the 2014 election, and 11 candidates took the plunge, including four Montgomery County legislators filing as a team
Legislature extends Md. driver’s licenses for immigrants here illegally
By Becca Heller Becca@MarylandReporter.com A bill granting immigrants in the country illegally with access to a legal driver’s license passed in the House of Delegates Friday after heated debate. The bill
Mental health advocates outraged by lack of state funding for psychiatric care, cuts in governor’s budget
By Ilana Kowarski Ilana@MarylandReporter.com Lack of psychiatric hospital beds is one of the problems identified by mental health advocates (Photo by StudioTempura/Flickr) There has been a great deal of partisan bickering in
Senate budgeters cut pension contribution by $100 million
By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com Sen. Ed Kasemeyer The Senate Budget and Taxation Committee voted Thursday to cut $100 million in contributions to the State Retirement and Pension System for fiscal 2014. The
Poll: Slight majority still supports death penalty; overwhelming support for gun control measures
By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com As delegates debate a bill abolishing the death penalty already passed in the Senate, a new Goucher College poll finds a slight majority of Marylanders (51%) oppose
Gun control debate video: Mike McDermott vs. Vinny Demarco
The already heated debate over new gun control measures heats up as Gov. Martin O’Malley’s proposed new restrictions moves to the Senate floor on Tuesday. In this 12-minute video, MarylandReporter.com
Bills would phase out reduced funding for pensions
By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com Testifying before House Appropriations Committee, from left: Dean Kenderdine, executive director of the State Retirement Agency; Del. Melony Griffith, House chair of Joint Pensions Committee; and State
In death penalty debate, Marylanders argue about cost of executions
By Ilana Kowarski Ilana@MarylandReporter.com Maryland’s little used execution chamber As Maryland legislators debate whether to repeal the death penalty, Gov. O’Malley and foes of executions have repeatedly claimed that it costs more










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