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This week, the northern Baltimore County village of Hereford was shocked to wake up and learn that Mary Sullivan was killed by an idiot who drove his car into her house.  There is a lot of righteous anger up here at Aubry Carlton Miller, Jr, who was driving a stolen pick-up truck when he made a 90-degree turn right into the house off York Road.

But there should be a lot more anger at state judges and prosecutors who repeatedly put this walking sack of crap back on the road.  He has a criminal history longer than my leg, and has gotten away with more crimes than a Nixon White House staffer.

1.  Open Container Charge on April 4, 2008 was Nolle Prosequi.  That's "decline to prosecute", despite a long list of previous violations.

2.  Judge Dryden found him guilty of theft on 10/27/2000, and sentenced him to 6 months in jail, but he was initially given probation.

3. State's Attorney Kim Detrick Nolle Pros'd a Driving on a Suspended License charge on 7-21-2003.

4. He is currently facing a CDS -- Possession of Marijuana charge from 7/15/2008, with a trial date of 9/15.  Note that he is out on his own recognizance -- no bail is recorded in the system for him.

5.  On 6/26/2003 he was found guilty of a lesser charge -- unauthorized removal of property -- for stealing lifestock.  The theft charge over $500 was nolle pros'd again by the Assistant State's Attorney.  He got 30 days.  Remember when we used to hang people for cattle rustling and horse thieving?

6.  Speeding charge w/ $135 fine (and failure to appear! suspension in 2004).

7.  Failure to stop at a steady red light .

8.  Speeding in 2002 -- doing 85 in a 55 !

9.  Another speeding in 2002 -- doing 67 in a 40 !

The list goes on and on and on and on...

This guy has been in and out of the system so many times, its amazing that he doesn't have a courthouse named after him.

Hopefully, the judge he faces in Towson will decide enough is enough, and that he should spend some substantial time in jail for killing a woman because Aubry Carlton Jr. is a complete and total shitbird.

If not, we should start asking why the law matters -- if judges and County States Attorneys can so readily turn the courthouse into a revolving door, elevating recidivism to an art -- why should any of us give a damn what they OR the police think?

And why shouldn't we start taking the law into our hands.  Our legal system is only worth a damn if it is used and not abused.  Who speaks for the victims?  If you are a victim of Aubry Carlton Miller, it's not the judges or prosecutors in this state.

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# MBBISNOTME
Saturday, August 16, 2008 11:07 AM
Since this is my first comment on your blog, let me start by saying I love your style. I read your blog as often as I do Albero's work, and while you two don't appear to be on good terms, I think you both write well; you on the state of the state (and the world) and him on the state of the shore.

Anyway, my point is that I believe in MD, the charge for stealing a car has never been changed from stealing a man's horse, thus the charge of Grand Theft Auto doesn't exist in MD, and is replaced with "Theft of Livestock" or however it is written.
# Gunpowder Chronicle
Saturday, August 16, 2008 11:10 AM
Now that is a very interesting comment. I had no idea. Well, I'd have to say -- if we still hung people for stealing horses or cows -- that might be a good thing.

But as you can see, the feckless judges of Maryland, aided by the feckless prosecutors in this state, just keep letting this guy off.

And now a woman is dead. Two girls lost their mother.
# Hadley
Saturday, August 16, 2008 6:25 PM
There could, repeat COULD, be a reason why some of those charges were NP'ed; Plea to other charges, cop failed to show (happens MORE than you can imagine), cop called and asked case to be NP'ed so he/she would not have to come to court (sick kid, fishing trip, car won't start, got the sniffles-what EVER).

Also it is not unusual to let a Def. plea to a lesser charge (Theft under $500) when a prosecutor KNOWS that the judge is only going to give the guy a minimum sentence (as opposed to 10 years for Theft Over).

As to bail on the current CDS case. Bail is set to insure that the accused will come to trial, to protect the public, to protect the Def. A ROR or minimum bail is not unusual for a Def. on a simple Poss. CDS charge. There does not seem to be anything in his Criminal History that you posted to indicate that he is a threat to society's safety. He may well have appeared on previous court dates-indicating that he would appear for trial. [NOTE: FTA on minor (payable) traffic cases do not count against him]

Having said all of that, it also possible that the ASA was too busy (or lazy) to try the case(s) and just pled them.

As for sentencing, that is in the sole purview of the Court. Lenient judges piss me off too, however I know they take into account strained-to-the-max corrections resources-i.e. the jails are FULL.

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