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July 6, 2021
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Prince George s County Deputy State s Attorney Perry Paylor has filed to run against incumbent Montgomery County State s Attorney John McCarthy in the 2022 Democratic primary.
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This story was updated at 8 p.m. on July 6, 2021, to add comments from Perry Paylor
Prince George’s County Deputy State’s Attorney Perry Paylor has filed to run against incumbent John McCarthy in the 2022 Democratic primary for Montgomery County state’s attorney.
Paylor is the third candidate announcing a challenge to McCarthy, who is seeking a fifth term next year.
Paylor, a 52-year-old Silver Spring resident, currently oversees the grand jury screening, guns and drugs, major crimes and post-trial units in Prince George’s County, according to a campaign press release.
With the results of the 2020 election, the residents of South Dakota voted to legalize medical and recreational cannabis. Medical cannabis will become legal as of July 1; recreational is
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WOODSTOCK â A Windsor County jury acquitted a military veteran of criminal charges on Monday, the state courtsâ first jury trial in 14 months. This marks the resumption of a constitutionally protected practice that had been suspended since the coronavirus pandemic hit Vermont last year.
In a daylong trial in Woodstock that ended late afternoon Monday, the jury found 40-year-old Andrew Hildbrand not guilty of all his four charges. He had been facing two felonies, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, as well as misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment, stemming from a 2016 incident.
County s minimum for dispensaries is at least four, lawyers say Written By: Marcus Traxler | ×
The Davison County Commission holds a meeting with local leaders Tuesday, May 18, 2021 regarding drafting medical marijuana rules in the county. (Marcus Traxler / Republic)
Davison County leaders gathered Tuesday to discuss the county’s plans for the July 1 enacting of legislation for medical marijuana in South Dakota, laying out where it could be allowing cannabis-related businesses in the county.
No formal action was taken Tuesday, but the 1-hour, 45-minute discussion primarily centered on medical marijuana dispensaries, with the Davison County Commission agreeing in principle to allow only one dispensary outside the city limits of the three municipalities in the county.