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Defendant Seeks Dismissal of Rape Charges After Prosecutors Seize Legal Notes
A man accused of rape is requesting that his case be dismissed due to the seizure of his legal notes by prosecutors.
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Legal Review Supports Termination of MONSE Partnership by State's Attorney
An independent legal assessment affirms the State's Attorney's choice to dissolve the MONSE collaboration.
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Youth Charging Reform Act Enacted Amid Controversy
The Youth Charging Reform Act has been officially signed into law, sparking debate over its implications for juvenile justice.
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Candidates Prepare for 2026 Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Election
The race for Anne Arundel County state's attorney in 2026 is heating up as candidates emerge and outline their platforms.
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Court Protects Identities in Baltimore Archdiocese Abuse Report
A Maryland court has ruled that 17 names linked to abuse allegations within the Baltimore Archdiocese will remain confidential.
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Charges Against Woman Elevated Following Homicide Ruling in DOT Worker Death
A woman is facing more serious charges after the death of a Baltimore Department of Transportation worker was classified as a homicide.
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Concerns Rise Over Baltimore Police 'Do Not Call' List and Transparency Issues
The Baltimore Police Department faces scrutiny regarding its 'Do Not Call' list and the transparency of its disclosure practices.
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Baltimore State's Attorney Discloses $1.8 Million in Outside Earnings
The Baltimore State's Attorney's office revealed that the attorney earned $1.8 million from outside sources last year.
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Local Primaries Heat Up for State's Attorneys and Sheriffs
Competitive races emerge for various local offices, including state's attorneys and sheriffs, ahead of the elections.
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Court Considers DOJ's Request for Maryland Voter Registration Data
A federal court is evaluating the Department of Justice's request for access to Maryland's voter registration records.
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Senate Candidates Salling and Eisenhart Face Off in Baltimore County Court
In a contentious legal battle, Senate candidates Salling and Eisenhart are in court over election-related disputes in District 6.
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Baltimore Man Receives Life Sentence for Murder Conspiracy
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to life in prison, with 20 years to serve, for his involvement in a conspiracy to commit first-degree murder.
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Guide to the 2026 Baltimore City Primary Election
Get ready for the 2026 primary election in Baltimore City with this comprehensive voter's guide.
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Longtime Maryland Federal Public Defender Announces Retirement
After years of dedicated service, a Maryland federal public defender is set to retire, reflecting on a fulfilling career.
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Judge to Review Case of Alleged Rape After Years of Inaction in Baltimore County
A Baltimore County woman has awaited prosecution of her alleged rapist for years, with a judge now set to evaluate the case.
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Candidates for State’s Attorney Spar Over Immigration and Funding Sources
The race for Baltimore's State's Attorney intensifies as candidates debate issues surrounding ICE and the influence of outside funding.
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Guide to the 2026 Baltimore County Primary Election
Prepare for the 2026 Baltimore County primary election with essential information and voting details.
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George Psoras Announces Candidacy for State's Attorney in Baltimore
George Psoras outlines his motivations for running for the position of Baltimore's state's attorney.
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Baltimore Man Receives 50-Year Sentence for 2024 Apartment Shooting
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for a shooting that resulted in a fatality in 2024.
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Guide to Baltimore County Primary Election: Key Information for Voters
The Baltimore County primary election is approaching, and here's what voters need to know ahead of casting their ballots.