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Court Affirms Marilyn Mosby's Right to Retain Florida Vacation Home
A court ruling allows Baltimore's former state's attorney Marilyn Mosby to keep her vacation property in Florida.
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Baltimore Courthouse Relocates to New $72 Million Facility in Mount Vernon
The Baltimore City Courthouse will close its East Fayette Street location and transition to a new facility in Mount Vernon.
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Baltimore's Compassionate Approach to Drug Use Still Relies on Law Enforcement
Despite efforts to support drug users with empathy, Baltimore's strategy remains heavily influenced by the judicial system and police.
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Baltimore County No Longer Designated as Sanctuary Jurisdiction by US DOJ
The US Department of Justice has officially removed Baltimore County from its list of sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Allan Culver Emphasizes Non-Political Motivation for Carroll State's Attorney Bid
Allan Culver, a seasoned prosecutor, asserts his candidacy for Carroll County State's Attorney is driven by service, not politics.
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Concerns Over Juvenile Crime Raised by Baltimore Residents to Local Officials
Residents of Baltimore express their worries about rising juvenile crime rates in discussions with city and state leaders.
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Blind Prosecutor Garret Mooney Champions Justice in Baltimore
Garret Mooney, a blind attorney, is making waves as he prosecutes misdemeanor cases in Baltimore.
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Marilyn Mosby's Mortgage Fraud Conviction Overturned by Appeals Court
The former Baltimore state's attorney has had her mortgage fraud conviction reversed by a federal appeals court.
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Attar and Co-Defendants Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Blackmail Case
In a Baltimore court, Attar and his co-defendants have pleaded not guilty to charges related to an alleged blackmail scheme.
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Court Reverses Mortgage Fraud Conviction of Former State Attorney, Affirms Perjury Charges
A Maryland court has annulled the mortgage fraud conviction of a former state attorney while maintaining the perjury verdicts against him.
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Baltimore Resident Charged with Forging Evidence in 2007 Detective Murder Investigation
A Baltimore man faces indictment for allegedly falsifying laboratory documents related to a 2007 murder case involving a police detective.
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Debate Continues Over Charging Minors as Adults in Maryland
Maryland officials are divided on whether to end the automatic prosecution of minors as adults in the legal system.
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Baltimore District Courthouse Honors Maryland's First Female Black Judge
The Baltimore District Courthouse has been officially renamed to honor the legacy of the state's first female Black judge.
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Baltimore City District Courthouse to Move to New Location
The Baltimore City District Courthouse is set to relocate to a new building, enhancing accessibility and services.
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Introducing J. Charles Smith III: A New Face in Frederick County's Legal Landscape
J. Charles Smith III has joined the Frederick County States Attorney's Office, bringing a wealth of experience to the role.
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Fraud Investigation Considered by Baltimore Prosecutor Regarding Safe Streets Program
The Baltimore prosecutor is exploring a potential fraud investigation linked to claims made in court about the Safe Streets initiative.
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Maryland Lawmakers Opt Against Modifications to District Court Commissioner System
The Maryland General Assembly has decided not to amend the existing district court commissioner system during the recent legislative session.
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Maryland Supreme Court Rules Against Release of Names in Archdiocese Abuse Inquiry
The Maryland Supreme Court has decided that names linked to the Archdiocese of Baltimore abuse investigation will remain confidential.
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New Judges Appointed in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City
Recent appointments have been made to the judiciary in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City, enhancing local legal representation.
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New Judicial Appointments Announced for Baltimore and Frederick Counties
Maryland has appointed new judges to serve in Baltimore and Frederick counties, enhancing the local judiciary.