Six years later, judicial and political observers are preparing for a repeat this November.
Alison Asti, a past president of the Maryland State Bar Association, filed candidacy papers Monday with the State Board of Elections for one of two seats available on the county bench.
In November, the 52-year-old Republican from Pasadena will face off against Circuit Court Judges Laura Kiessling and Ronald Jarashow, both appointed to the bench earlier this...
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Alison Asti - 2010-07-05 01:59:53
Let's be clear about the circumstances surrounding Alison Asti's resignation from the Maryland Stadium Authority.
OMalley forced Alison Asti out of the Executive Directorship of the MSA. She had a valid contract with MSA. The Executive Directorship was not a patronage position.
Alison was promised a financial settlement if she resigned before her contract expired. After she resigned, she never received a red cent of the agreed upon settlement.
Thanks to O'Malley, the Executive Directorship of MSA is now a patronage position, contrary to the Association's bylaws. Furthermore, there are conflicts of business interests by some of O'Malley's newly appointed MSA board members.
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OMRLP - 2010-07-01 21:50:12
I don't vote for anyone unless he or she is a member of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party. These people running for judge are all members of unofficial monster raving loony parties.
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