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Scott Maucione
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Journalist, WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)
Washington
Beats
Biography
Scott Maucione is a graduate from the University of Maryland. He double majored in journalism and political science. He recently received his Master's in political science at American University. Scott was an editorial intern at the Frederick News-Post and was chosen as one of 45 interns out of a field of 600 for Patch.com's first intern program. He is currently an assistant to Morton Kondracke and is a reporter for the Montgomery County Gazette.
Local Government , Federal Government, Local Policy, Washington DC, US Congress, National Politics , Politics
Content
By Scott Maucione Verified| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified Childhood sexual assault victims, advocates and lawyers are urging Gov. Wes Moore to veto a bill that would limit the amount of money survivors can receive in civil cases against the institutions that employed abusers. The call comes in the wake of decades of lobbying and legal challenges for survivors as they tried to pass the 2023 Child Victims Act, which abolished the statute of limitations for when victims could sue institutions over assault.
By Scott Maucione Verified| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified More than a dozen former students at Calvert Hall College High School are suing the institution and affiliate organizations for sexual assault they endured as children at the hands of staff members. The allegations are the first to arise from the prominent Baltimore County private school and follow a slew of other cases being filed against other private schools, public education centers and the Catholic Church.
By Scott Maucione Verified| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay in favor of the Trump administration, vacating the U.S. District Court’s ruling to reinstate more than 24,000 probationary federal workers. The ruling could allow the White House to re-fire the employees it had just put back on the payrolls in the last few weeks after U.S. District Court of Maryland Judge James Bredar issued a temporary restraining order halting the firings and ordering reinstatement.
Company Info
WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)