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Julius Henson, left, and his lawyer, Russell A. Neverdon Sr., right, speak to the media outside of the Baltimore City Circuit Court Building Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014, in Baltimore. Judge Emanuel Brown ruled Thursday that Henson, convicted in a robocall conspiracy, must serve four months for violating his probation by filing to run for state Senate. Brown suspended his order for 30 days so Henson can appeal. (AP Photo/The Daily Record, Danny Jacobs)

Judge rules that run for office violates probation

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Robocall conspirator files for state Senate seat

By BRIAN WITTE - Associated Press

Henson, convicted of robocalls, to run for office

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Consultant guilty of conspiracy in robocalls case

By Alex Dominguez - Associated Press

Former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. issued a statement saying he hopes for a "fair resolution" of the case against Paul E Schurick and Julius Henson. (Associated Press)

Jury selection begins in case against Ehrlich aide

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Former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. issued a statement saying he hopes for a "fair resolution" of the case against Paul E Schurick and Julius Henson. (Associated Press)

Two from Ehrlich campaign indicted

By David Hill - The Washington Times