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State Sen. Jamie Raskin fires the opening salvo in this year's fight for a Maryland False Claims Act

By Zachary A. Kitts

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The Maryland legislature has failed to pass a Maryland False Claims Act in each of the last two legislative sessions.  Each time, the bill failed by a single vote in the state Senate. 

This year will be different.  We have a bona fide champion in the Maryland state Senate for the first time--state Sen. Jamie Raskin, who fired the opening salvo yesterday.  

Although Gov. O'Malley strongly supported the bill last time around, what we lacked was a true champion in the legislature.  Raskin--who many see as a strong future candidate for Attorney General--is just the man for the job.  

Stay tuned....
  



 

Full post as published by Virginia Qui Tam Law on January 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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