Montgomery County prosecutors are pushing for tougher state penalties for financial crimes, so big-time white collar crooks such as Bernard Madoff would be punished with more than just a slap on the wrist.
Legislation in the Maryland General Assembly would allow the state to seize and sell property gained through certain financial crimes and give part of the proceeds back to victims.
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