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Man Found Guilty Following Deadly Crime Spree in Baltimore
A jury has convicted a man involved in a violent crime spree that resulted in three fatalities and one injury across Baltimore City and County.
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The Misinterpretation of Rap Lyrics as Criminal Evidence
A recent commentary highlights the need to separate artistic expression in rap from criminal implications.
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Perry Hall Resident Sentenced for Threatening Baltimore County Councilman
A Perry Hall man has received a sentence for making threats against Councilman David Marks, highlighting concerns over political safety.
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Baltimore Delegate Caylin Young's Assault Case Dismissed by Prosecutors
The assault charges against Baltimore Delegate Caylin Young have been officially dropped by prosecutors, concluding the case.
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Bail Refused for Man Charged in Fatal Shooting of His Father-in-Law
A man faces charges for the shooting death of his 74-year-old father-in-law, with bail denied by the court.
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Mayor's Legal Counsel Addresses Ivan Bates on Violence Prevention Initiative
The attorney for Baltimore's mayor has issued a response to Ivan Bates concerning the city's anti-violence program.
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Corey Pollard's Legal Battle Unveils Ties to Marilyn Mosby in $2.3M Property Dispute
A court case involving Corey Pollard and a $2.3 million property highlights connections to former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
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Baltimore County Man Receives 75-Year Sentence for Carjacking Elderly Women
A Baltimore County man has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for carjacking two elderly women in separate incidents.
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Maryland Judiciary Issues Warning About Fraudulent Court Hearing Texts
Residents are cautioned about deceptive text messages regarding court hearings related to parking and toll violations.
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Maryland Supreme Court Rejects Climate Lawsuits from Baltimore and Annapolis
The Maryland Supreme Court has ruled against climate change lawsuits filed by Baltimore and Annapolis, impacting local environmental efforts.
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Bates Indicates Potential Legal Action Over MONSE Information Sharing Conflict
Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby suggests a looming court battle regarding information sharing with MONSE.
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Court Denies Marilyn Mosby's Request for Hearing Reconsideration
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has dismissed requests to revisit hearings in the fraud case against Marilyn Mosby.
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Candidates for Anne Arundel State's Attorney Discuss Conviction Rates and Integrity
The race for Anne Arundel County's State's Attorney features candidates debating key issues like conviction rates and personal integrity.
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Fourth Circuit Rejects Marilyn Mosby's Petition for Rehearing
The Fourth Circuit Court has dismissed former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's request for a rehearing on her criminal case.
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Legal Review Supports State's Attorney's Decision to Cut Ties with MONSE
An independent legal review has backed the State's Attorney's choice to sever connections with the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement.
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Introducing the U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland
The District of Maryland welcomes a new U.S. Attorney, emphasizing commitment to justice and community safety.
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Ivan Bates Plans Legal Action Against Mayor Following MONSE Review
Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates announces intentions to sue the Mayor after a review raises issues with the MONSE program.
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Maryland's Criminal Charge Filing System Raises Concerns for Innocent Individuals
A system allowing anyone to file criminal charges in Maryland is reportedly leading to wrongful accusations against innocent people.
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Dispute Erupts Over Disclosure of Baltimore's 'Do Not Call' List
The Baltimore Public Defender's Office and State's Attorney are at odds over the release of a controversial witness list.
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Disagreement Emerges Between Baltimore Mayor and State's Attorney on Crime Strategy
Baltimore's mayor and state's attorney express differing views on a collaborative approach to combat crime in the city.