California man pleads guilty to cross-country money laundering conspiracy

Nicholas Parks of California has pled guilty in federal court for his role in a nationwide money laundering scheme tied to marijuana sales between Maryland and California. Authorities uncovered detailed evidence through traffic stops and controlled operations leading up to his plea.



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District Court in Anne Arundel County offers Schools in the Court program for students

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Kelly O. Hayes United States Attorney for the District of Maryland

Nigerien national indicted in romance fraud scheme in Maryland

A Nigerien national living in Frederick has been indicted for allegedly running a romance fraud scheme using fictitious identities online. Authorities say he created fake companies and bank accounts to receive victim funds before transferring them overseas.

California man pleads guilty to cross-country money laundering conspiracy

Nicholas Parks of California has pled guilty in federal court for his role in a nationwide money laundering scheme tied to marijuana sales between Maryland and California. Authorities uncovered detailed evidence through traffic stops and controlled operations leading up to his plea.


Marisa A. Trasatti, President of Maryland Bar Association

Maryland Bar Association launches Legacy Lawyers Committee to honor long-serving attorneys

The Maryland State Bar Association has launched a Legacy Lawyers Committee recognizing attorneys with over four decades in practice. The committee will offer tailored programming focused on mentorship and professional engagement. This effort underscores MSBA’s commitment to honoring experience while fostering connections across generations.
Marisa A. Trasatti, President of Maryland Bar Association

Maryland State Bar Association opposes DOJ rule limiting state disciplinary oversight

The Maryland State Bar Association has opposed a Department of Justice proposal limiting state-level disciplinary investigations into DOJ attorneys. Over 170 lawyers joined in signing formal comments against the measure. The association warns such rules could erode public trust in legal accountability.
Kelly O. Hayes United States Attorney for the District of Maryland

Former Census Bureau program manager pleads guilty to kickback scheme

Camille T. Jones has pled guilty in federal court after admitting involvement in a $790,000 kickback scheme tied to Census Bureau contracts. She faces up to five years in prison at sentencing scheduled for July.