https://upload.democraticunderground.com/100211164727

Does he actually have this much power? Even if the judicial system requires one?

stopping an investigation if a complaint is filed.

He's stating that the local authorities need to investigate, not the state.

There's no such place as Montgomery City.

I'd been keen

Gov. Hogan rules out state police investigation of Kavanaugh allegations
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-hogan-kavanagh-20180921-story.html

For one thing, if attempted rape in the first degree was the most appropriate charge, that was a misdemeanor in the 1980s in Maryland. It did not become a felony in the state until 1996. Former Attorney General Doug Gansler, who also served as Montgomery County state’s attorney, noted that Maryland’s statute of limitations for misdemeanors for an offense committed in the 1980s expired long ago.

Gansler, a Democrat, also noted Kavanaugh was a juvenile at the time, further complicating any investigation and prosecution. He said the type of acts that have been alleged are not ones for which juveniles are typically charged as adults.

Even if charges could be brought, Gansler said that based on the accounts he’s seen, it would be difficult to prove an alleged assailant had the intent to complete a forcible rape and would not have stopped short of that.

Having said that, even if it is accurate, is there a statute of limitations on such conduct for a candidate for the Supreme Court - who when confronted with the allegations has rebuffed them the way Kavanaugh has? Before concluding your answer, Kavanaugh's deception around this would have occurred in the last few days .... And that is conduct clearly unbecoming of a Supreme Court Justice well within the statute of limitations.

Remember that this candidate for Justice stood by, sitting on his hands, when this took place over the last few days:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=11164736

Anyone who goes along with that shouldn't be on the Supreme Court