ASSISTANT ATTORNEYS GENERAL

CIVIL DIVISION

Ellen Callegary Jack Schwartz
Susan Gauvey James Shea
Jeanne Hitchcock Catherine Shultz
Mary N. Humphries David Zerhusen
Kathleen H. Meredith

7 North Calvert Street
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 576-6300

EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS SECTION
James J. Mingle, Chief

Ellen M. Heller, Counsel to State Department of
Education

Michael Anselmi Frederick G. Savage
Susan Blum Christine Steiner
Susan Mathias Peter Taliaferro
James Raggio

7 North Calvert Street
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 576-6450

CRIMINAL APPEALS AND
CORRECTIONAL LITIGATION
DIVISION

Deborah K. Handel, Chief
Stephen B. Caplis, Chief, Correctional Litigation

Phillip M. Andrews Jane E. Pilliod
Glenn W. Bell Alice Pinderhughes
Valeric Cloutier William C. Rogers III
Alexander Cummings Stephen N. Rosenbaum
Maureen Gardner Richard Rosenblatt
Diane G. Goldsmith Jillyn K. Schuize
Stephanie Lane Ann E. Singleton
Patricia McDonald

7 North Calvert Street
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 576-6300

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
DIVISION

Gary P. Jordan, Chief

Criminal Investigations Unit
Dale Kelberman, Deputy

Joseph Evans
Nancy Johnson
Bruce C. Spizler

7 North Calvert Street
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 576-6380

Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
Stephen Schenning, Chief Counsel
Andrew Tartaglino, Director

Edward J. Barnes
George Barrett
Stephan Cassella
John Claude Charbonneau

15 Charles Plaza, Suite 301
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 659-6100

The Criminal Investigations Division acts upon
authorization from the Governor under Article V,
sec. 3, of the Maryland Constitution to investi-
gate and prosecute a broad range of criminal ac-
tivity.

The Criminal Investigations Unit concentrates
on crimes by State employees, fraud against the
State, multi-county frauds, and criminal viola-
tions of the State tax laws. In addition, the Unit
assists State's Attorneys' Offices where they lack
either resources or expertise in a field of complex
criminal investigation.

The Medicaid Fraud Control Unit investigates
physicians, dentists, nursing homes, hospitals,
pharmacies, and other health care providers re-
ceiving Medicaid funds. Seventy-five percent of
the operating funds of the Unit come from federal
sources.