Lobbyist convicted of fraud prepares to get back to work at Md. State House

Easton Star Democrat ^ | May 28, 2002 | Associated Press

[galethus]

ANNAPOLIS (AP) - A lobbyist whose fraud conviction prompted lawmakers to make a tougher ethics law has been released from federal custody, and he has taken steps to work again at the Maryland State House. Gerard E. Evans, 46, filed papers Friday with the state ethics commission to represent a handful of high-profile clients.

They include Baltimore Orioles owner Peter G. Angelos and the Baltimore and Prince George's County chapters of the state's largest police union. [SNIP] Evans built his $1 million lobbying franchise largely on the strength of his ties to Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., D-Prince George's.

[galethus]

Senate President Mike Miller's unethical minions roam freely through the People's Republic of Maryland

[Bigg Red]

Crooks of a feather flock together....

[Lazamataz]

Anyone who deals with this scumbag should be publically exposed.

[JeepInMazar]

Maryland State government is the perfect working environment for crooks, thugs, and frauds. He is going back where he naturally fits in very well.

[Donald Stone]

I'd certainly have to agree with your comments about Maryland government at the federal, state & local level, which is well documented at:

www.marylandcorruption.com

Maryland State government is the perfect working environment for crooks, thugs, and frauds.

He is going back where he naturally fits in very well.

[cgk]

Getting back to the work of the people?

Where have we heard THAT before?

Mrs K