Curran says he won?t run again

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Attorney General Joseph Curran admitted he?s going to miss the door-knocking and electioneering that has been part of his life for nearly 50 years in January when he leaves the state?s top legal job he?s held for five-terms.

“I think I?m going to be involved in one more campaign,” Curran told hundreds of staff, friends and family Monday as he announced his plans. His son-in-law Martin O?Malley, Baltimore?s mayor, is running for governor, and in a series of TV interviews, Curran made clear he?s supporting O?Malley wholeheartedly.

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