ESPN: Prosecutor recommends probation for former Orioles player, Miguel Tejada. Here is Tejada’s plea agreement in which he agreed to plead guilty.
WBAL: Federal appeals court hears Madoff’s argument for pre-sentence release.
The Baltimore Sun: Mystery developer identified in Dixon corruption case.
The AP: Federal prosecutors accused of misconduct in case. As you may recall, we blogged about the Shaygan trial just last week.
The Baltimore Sun: Obama’s choice of Tom Perez for a Department of Justice spot, which we blogged about recently, has irked some in the Hispanic community.
NPR, On Point: Accountability on Wall Street–is there a criminal case to be made?
The Washington Post: Consultants fired and DC tech officials put on leave amid bribe scam.
Baltimore City Paper: Fear the Turtle. Van Smith reports on a Federal raid in Maryland which shows how common snapping turtles can have an uncommon bite.
The Recorder: US charges hedge fund manager with fraud.
New York Law Journal: Dreier seeks dismissal of securities fraud charges.
The AP: Georgia-based currency trader charged with running a Ponzi scheme.
The Washington Times: Whistleblower’s attorney to testify before House panel on ACORN’s activities.
The New York Times: US extends offshore tax fraud probe.
The Washington Post: Lobbying reports raise questions.
The Washington Post: Airport turbulence. Members of Congress get attention over airport incidents.
And in military justice news:
The Washington Post: Military examines use of contractors.
