"I believe the fair approach is to find a middle ground," Martin told The (Baltimore) Sun. "I...
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BALTIMORE (AP) — The NAACP can review Maryland State Police documents that contain allegations of racial profiling, a judge has ruled, granting a victory to the civil rights organization in a drawn-out legal fight. Find Us On Facebook
Baltimore County Circuit Judge Timothy J. Martin decided Friday that a panel of three lawyers chosen by the NAACP's Maryland conference will have 120 days to review the documents and select those they want copied. The names of the officers and the people who filed complaints against them will be redacted.
"I believe the fair approach is to find a middle ground," Martin told The (Baltimore) Sun. "I...
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