Legal Opinion
Montgomery County v. Fraternal Order of Police
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
Decided April 3, 2015No. 0175/14PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtDeborah S. Eyler, J.
Montgomery County (“the County”); Isiah Leggett, the County Executive; and Patrick Lacefield, the Director of the County’s Office of Public Information (“OPI”), challenge a declaratory judgment entered by the Circuit Court for Montgomery County ruling that they acted without authority and contrary to law by using County funds to campaign for the passage of a local ballot question. The Fraternal Order of Police, Montgomery County, Lodge 35, Inc. (“the FOP”), and two police officer members, Michael Kane and Mario Mastran- gelo, 1 cross-appeal from the court’s denial of their claims for monetary…
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