Nearly 20 years ago, a federal judge declared the Maryland lawmakers and lobbyists tolerated a “culture of corruption,” and decried the State House as a “mess” in need of reform. Today, some say, not much has changed.
Source: Sun
Nathaniel Oaks is the latest Maryland politician to be convicted. Is enough being done to prevent corruption?
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