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Uncertainty Surrounds Future of MONSE Partnership with Maryland Attorney General's Office
The Maryland attorney general's office has not disclosed whether it will continue its partnership with the MONSE initiative.
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Court Denies Requests to Rehear Marilyn Mosby Fraud Case
An appeals court has dismissed motions to revisit hearings related to the fraud case against former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
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Baltimore County Teacher Exonerated as Charges of Sexual Offenses Are Dropped
Legal proceedings against a Baltimore County educator accused of sexual offenses have been dismissed, clearing their name.
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Man Found Guilty of Murdering Maryland National Guardsman Outside Nightclub
A man has been convicted of murder following the fatal stabbing of a Maryland National Guardsman outside a nightclub.
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State's Attorney Demands Transparency in Safe Streets Program Amid Ongoing Concerns
Baltimore's State's Attorney is urging for greater transparency regarding the Safe Streets initiative as questions persist about its effectiveness.
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New District Court in Baltimore Honors Pioneering Maryland Judge
A newly constructed District Court building in Baltimore has been named in honor of a groundbreaking Maryland judge.
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Contempt Ruling Against Prosecutor Reversed by Baltimore Judge
A Baltimore judge initially held a prosecutor in contempt of court but later rescinded the ruling, expressing frustration.
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Legal Insights from Baltimore Attorney on Bates and MONSE Dispute
A Baltimore attorney discusses the legal implications raised by Bates in the ongoing conflict with the Maryland Office of the State Superintendent of Schools.
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State's Attorney Ivan Bates Discusses Tensions with Mayor and Crime Collaboration
Ivan Bates addresses the challenges in his relationship with the mayor and outlines partnerships in combating crime.
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Carolynn Grammas Steps Down as Anne Arundel Prosecutor to Pursue State's Attorney Position
Veteran prosecutor Carolynn Grammas announces her resignation to launch a campaign for Anne Arundel County state's attorney.
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Maryland Attorney General Advocates for Reform in Criminal Charge Filing System
The Maryland Attorney General is calling for changes to the current system that permits any individual to initiate criminal charges.
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Eleven Indicted in Major Baltimore Drug Trafficking Case
Baltimore officials have announced the indictment of eleven individuals involved in a significant drug trafficking operation.
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Baltimore Man Admits Guilt in 2024 Apartment Shooting Case
A man has pleaded guilty to murder charges stemming from a fatal shooting incident in a Baltimore apartment in 2024.
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Reforming Maryland's Criminal Charge System to Protect Lives
Maryland considers changes to its criminal charge system, which allows anyone to initiate charges, potentially harming lives.
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Baltimore County High School Teacher Admits to Sexual Abuse of Students
A gym teacher in Baltimore County has pleaded guilty to charges of sexually abusing students on school grounds.
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Over 200 Individuals Arrested in Major Federal Crime Operation in Baltimore
A significant law enforcement initiative has led to over 200 arrests and several federal indictments in Baltimore.
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California Man Receives 10-Year Sentence for Drug Trafficking in Baltimore
A man from California has been sentenced to a decade in prison for his role in drug trafficking operations in Baltimore.
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Marilyn Mosby's Appeal Denied by Federal Appeals Court
The federal appeals court has decided not to rehear the case involving former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
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Baltimore Man Receives 20-Year Sentence for Murder Conspiracy Involving Former Officer
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to two decades in prison for conspiring to murder an individual with the assistance of a former police officer.
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Baltimore Man Found Guilty of Murder After Recent Double Murder Plea
A man has been convicted of murder in Baltimore just weeks after pleading guilty to a separate double homicide.