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Bethesda yoga shop suspect held without bond
ROCKVILLE — An employee at an upscale yoga clothing shop killed a co-worker who found what was suspected to be stolen merchandise in her bag, then tried to conceal the […]
‘Wire’ actress denied bail after Md. drug raids
An actress who appeared on the HBO series “The Wire” is being held without bail on charges of conspiring to sell heroin. A Baltimore Circuit Court judge denied bail Friday […]
Ex-PG County exec’s wife seeks court hearing delay
GREENBELT — The wife of former Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson is seeking to delay a court hearing in her corruption case, saying she needs more time to prepare. […]
Man involved in Maryland semen attacks gets probation
ROCKVILLE — A Maryland man who pleaded guilty to squirting semen from a bottle onto two female shoppers will spend three years on probation. A judge sentenced Michael Wayne Edwards […]
Jewish patrol members plead innocent in assault
Two former members of an Orthodox Jewish neighborhood watch group have pleaded innocent to attacking a black teenager. Brothers Avi and Eliyahu Werdesheim entered the pleas Wednesday morning while supporters […]
Barbara Grzincic: The wisdom to know the difference
Trust, but verify. It was an oxymoron when Ronald Reagan used it in relation to Soviet nukes in the 1980s and it’s an oxymoron today It’s the same as saying, […]
Voir dire error dooms murder conviction
Prospective jurors must be questioned about any potential biases related to the alleged criminal act before them, the Court of Appeals has held in affirming a lower court’s decision to […]
Supreme Court rejects appeal over DC gay marriage law
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal from opponents of same-sex marriage who were seeking to overturn the District of Columbia’s gay marriage law. The court did not […]
4th Circuit finds police raid excessive
RICHMOND, Va.— A federal appeals court says police went too far when they barged into a West Virginia family’s home without first knocking and announcing their presence. A three-judge panel […]
Man pleads not guilty in Maryland bomb plot
A spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney’s office in Baltimore says a man accused of plotting to kill military personnel with a car bomb has pleaded not guilty. Marcia Murphy says […]
Barry F. Rosen: Occurrence coverage must be provided, Michigan court holds
An employer’s agreement to provide malpractice insurance to a physician requires the employer to provide coverage for any incident that occurred during the term of employment, even if the claim […]
Baltimore man accused in bomb plot is due back in court
A Baltimore man accused of plotting to blow up a military recruitment center will be back in court. A detention hearing for Antonio Martinez is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday […]
