17-06-2017 19:17 via baltimore.cbslocal.com

Indicted Lawmaker Says He’ll Stay In Office, Fight Charges

BALTIMORE (AP) — A Maryland state senator facing federal corruption charges says he plans to remain in office while he fights the allegations.
The Baltimore Sun reports Sen. Nathaniel Oaks wants his trial rescheduled until after the 2018 legislative session of the Maryland General Assembly.
Oaks said he is still fulfilling his duties as a state senator and plans to continue doing so, despite his legal battles.
Prosecutors allege Oaks was paid $10,300 for writing letters on official le
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