Ex-Baltimore Police officer now won’t have to serve time for failing to prevent assault, judge rules
Former Baltimore Police Officer Christopher Nguyen was initially sentenced to one year, with all but 60 days suspended, plus 1 1/2 years’ probation.
Lloyd Muldrow defended a friend without pulling his handgun in Baltimore. Now he’s on probation.
Lloyd Muldrow, 58, of Hubert, North Carolina, had a valid concealed carry permit from Virginia but not Maryland.
Attorney for Adnan Syed: Disregard ‘highly inappropriate’ affidavit from retired Baltimore chief judge
Retired Baltimore Circuit Judge Wanda Keyes Heard submitted an affidavit in support on an appeal in the case.
Retired Baltimore chief judge submits affidavit supporting appeal in Adnan Syed case
Retired Baltimore Circuit Judge Wanda Keyes Heard wrote that a reading of the trial transcript shows the verdict in the case was “supported by substantial direct and circumstantial evidence.”
Baltimore officer sentenced to 60 days for failing to prevent assault
Baltimore Circuit Judge Kendra Y. Ausby convicted Officer Christopher Nguyen earlier this year in a two-day bench trial.
Judge won’t allow Angelos law firm bank accounts to be frozen
A Baltimore County judge on Thursday said he would sign an order allowing three people to sign checks for the Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, preventing the firm’s bank accounts from being frozen.
Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger faces challenger Jim Haynes
Shellenberger, 63, of Towson, is seeking a fifth term in office and facing his first GOP challenger in 12 years.
Baltimore County judge to hear argument in litigation over future of Orioles, Angelos family fortune, law firm
Baltimore County Circuit Judge Keith R. Truffer has scheduled a hearing on Thursday in the litigation.
Maryland Office of Attorney General questions ‘integrity of the process’ that freed Adnan Syed of ‘Serial’ fame
Assistant Attorney General Carrie Williams filed a 57-page response on Tuesday in the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.
Teen accused of killing man who approached squeegee workers with bat rejects 60-year plea, attorney says
Timothy Reynolds, 48, of Hampden, died after being shot on July 7 at the intersection of Light and Conway streets.
For Maryland exoneree, $550K in state compensation helps — but can’t restore all that he’s lost
Leslie Vass was awarded under the same act that will allow Adnan Syed, whose case was chronicled in the podcast “Serial,” to seek about $2 million for the more than 20 years that he spent in prison.
Baltimore Circuit Court clerk’s office did not refer more than $7 million in outstanding fees to collections, audit finds
Agency did not forward 30,150 accounts that had balances before 2008 and owed a total of $7.6 million to the state for collections.
Independent pathologists to review 100 in-custody deaths investigated during tenure of former Maryland chief medical examiner
Dr. David Fowler served as Maryland’s chief medical examiner from 2002-2019 and testified for former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin.
Judge to decide if 15-year-old accused of killing bat-wielding driver will be tried as adult
Baltimore Circuit Judge Charles H. Dorsey III on Wednesday scheduled the hearing for Nov. 17.
What is touch DNA and how did it play a role in the case of Adnan Syed of ‘Serial’?
The Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office on Tuesday dropped the criminal case, citing the results of new DNA testing.
Court gives family of Hae Min Lee chance to argue why their appeal should not be dismissed in case of Adnan Syed
Attorneys for the family of Hae Min Lee have 15 days to submit arguments for why the courts should not dismiss their appeal of an order last month that released Adnan Syed from prison.
Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office abruptly drops case against Adnan Syed of ‘Serial,’ citing DNA of others on victim’s shoes
Baltimore prosecutors said newly performed DNA tests on the shoes of the murdered Hae Min Lee found a mixture of DNA from multiple people — none of them Adnan Syed.
How the Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office’s approach to prosecuting police misconduct can play out in the courtroom
Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby has stated that prosecutors do not decide guilt or innocence but leave it up to a judge or jury to make that determination.
Prosecutors drop case against former Morgan State University student accused of shooting classmate in 2021
Marcellus Walls, 19, of Washington, D.C., had been facing charges of attempted first- and second-degree murder, using a firearm during the commission of a crime of violence, reckless endangerment and related offenses.
3 voters file lawsuit to prevent the Johns Hopkins University from developing its own private, armed police force
The plaintiffs live near where the proposed Johns Hopkins Police Department would have jurisdiction.
