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Lawyer didn’t commit ‘obvious error’ on cell tower testimony, MD court rules
The Maryland Appellate Court upheld Lionel Lee Prince's 2018 conviction, ruling his counsel was not ineffective in objecting to cell tower data testimony.
‘That wasn’t me’: Facial recognition error led to woman jailed six months in MD
A woman was jailed for six months in Maryland after facial recognition technology wrongly identified her as a suspect in fraud cases.
Appellate Court of Maryland: Ineffective counsel; Interstate Agreement on Detainers
Ineffective counsel — Interstate Agreement on Detainers
Quadruple amputee and cornhole pro charged with murdering friend in Southern MD
A professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee accused of killing his friend while driving through Southern Maryland has been indicted on a first-degree murder charge.
Appellate Court of MD: Jury instruction, common-law marriage, freedom of information, more
Jury instruction — common-law marriage — freedom of information
‘Ketamine Queen’ sentenced in death of ‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry
A drug dealer dubbed the "Ketamine Queen" was sentenced to prison in connection with the fatal overdose of "Friends" star Matthew Perry.
Rap lyrics inadmissible in criminal court under MD bill: ‘That’s how I roll’
The Maryland House of Delegates passed legislation to prevent rap lyrics and other creative expression from being admissible in criminal or juvenile court proceedings.
Why is crime down in Baltimore and DC? The answer isn’t simple.
Violent crime in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., has dropped significantly since 2015, driven by demographic shifts, policing changes and community programs.
Luigi Mangione’s federal trial over CEO killing delayed
A U.S. judge delayed the federal trial of Maryland native Luigi Mangione on charges stemming from the killing of a health insurance executive in New York.
A postal worker hit a woman with his van in MD. He’s now charged in her death.
A Maryland postal worker, faces criminally negligent homicide charges after fatally striking a pedestrian with his van in Kensington.
DOJ settles lawsuit from Trump ally Flynn for $1.25M, source says
The Justice Department agreed to pay $1.25 million to settle a lawsuit from Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump's national security adviser in his first term, over his since-abandoned prosecution for lying to the FBI.
Maryland Appellate Court: False statement on sexual abuse
False statement on sexual abuse
