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		<title>Karl Fockler, State&#8217;s Atty Candidate, has $2 Million Debts, Wage Garnishment; Court Cites Conflicts in Brothers&#8217; Roles in Assault Case</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Jun 2018 20:25:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A CECIL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT Karl.H. Fockler, a candidate for Cecil County State’s Attorney in the June Republican primary, is under court-ordered garnishment of his salary as a prosecutor due to court judgements for millions of dollars in unpaid debts. If elected state’s attorney, he would get a major pay boost and would be in charge of managing a more than $2.4 million annual budget, virtually all of which is provided directly by county taxpayers. Multiple Circuit Court judgements, in Cecil County and other jurisdictions, total at least $1.8 million for unpaid debts against Fockler while another judgment against Karl Fockler and his wife, Suzanne, amounts to $473,014, bringing the total to over $2.3 million. Several other judgements or liens, including for unpaid state and federal taxes, were also filed but were subsequently listed as “satisfied,” or paid off, according to state court records. In addition, Karl Fockler and his brother, Edwin B. Fockler IV, an assistant public defender who is a candidate for a Cecil County Circuit Court seat in the June Republican primary election, recently insisted at a GOP candidates’ forum that their familial relationship would not be an ethics or conflict of interest issue if both were [&#8230;]]]></description>
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		<title>Cecil County Elections: Rollins Wins State&#8217;s Attorney Race, Judge Sexton Wins Bipartisan Support for Circuit Court</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Jun 2014 09:02:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cecil County State’s Attorney E.D. (Ellis) Rollins III won re-election Tuesday in the Republican primary while sitting judge Brenda Sexton won overwhelming support to remain on the Circuit Court bench in a non-partisan contest. As a result, both Rollins and Judge Sexton will retain their positions since they will be unopposed on the November election ballot. Rollins, a veteran lawyer in the county who won the State’s Attorney prosecutor post four years ago, won 3,952 votes, or 64.7 percent of the vote, in Tuesday’s Republican primary. His opponent, lawyer Michael Halter, received 2,154 votes, or 35.2 percent of the total votes cast. The State’s Attorney race had become heated in recent weeks, with Halter questioning Rollins’ hiring of his son for a job in his office as an investigator assigned to District Court cases. Rollins defended his hiring decision, saying it was permitted under an appellate court ruling, and counter-charging that he fired Halter as a prosecutor after warnings about his personal postings on social media. Democrats did not field a candidate for State’s Attorney in their party’s primary so Rollins will have no opposition in the November general election. Judge Sexton was facing her first election to the bench, [&#8230;]]]></description>
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