Member of the Maryland Bar, 1979-present.John is the father of four children, and grandfather to five. Prior to that, John had headed every major trial division in the office. John joined the State's Attorney's Office for Montgomery County in 1982.īefore ascending to the position of State's Attorney in 2006, John served as Deputy State's Attorney in Montgomery County for ten years. John joined the State's Attorney's Office for Prince George's County in 1980 and eighteen months later became a Public Defender in Montgomery County. John was admitted to the Maryland Bar in 1979 and began his legal career in private practice. Following his graduation from Catholic University, John taught at Good Counsel High School in Wheaton, Maryland and, while teaching, John attended law school in the evenings at the University of Baltimore. John attended Catholic University of America on a baseball scholarship between 19. John graduated from Camden Catholic High School in Cherry Hill, New Jersey in 1970, where he served as student government president his senior year. John attended both grammar and high school in the New Jersey suburbs outside of Philadelphia. John's commitment to public service was inspired by the example of his parents. John's mother, Jane, also deceased, was the oldest of nine children. Following World War II, John's father attended Georgetown University on the GI Bill. John's father, John 'Jack' McCarthy, now deceased, was a World War II Navy Veteran who served his country in both the European and Asian theaters. John McCarthy was born on Main Jersey City, New Jersey.
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