An ACLU lawsuit revealed the State Police spied on peace and anti-death penalty activists in 2005 and 2006. Who gets hurt?

BOB EHRLICH. It took place under his watch and he is unapologetic in the Sun. Tax dollars to spy on prayer vigils?
43%
MARTIN O'MALLEY. The anti-death penalty governor did not disclose of the program, losing activists' confidence.
9%
NO ONE. This is an issue only a small group of people will care about on election day.
48%
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November 21, 2008

"It shouldn't take lawsuits from the ACLU to pry this information loose. If we have to do it the hard way, we will do it the hard way."

- ACLU attorney David Rocah, who is calling for information to be released concerning police surveillance records.

-The Capital
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