After pleading guilty to federal corruption charges, former state Sen. Nathaniel T. Oaks is asking a judge for an 18-month prison sentence — far less than the eight to 10 years recommended by federal guidelines. Oaks’ lawyers argued for a lesser sentence in a memorandum filed in court that also…
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Convicted of corruption, former Maryland Sen. Nathaniel Oaks asks for 18-month prison sentence
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