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Federal judge orders Mosby’s discharge from supervised release
A federal judge has ended Marilyn Mosby's supervised release after her mortgage fraud conviction was vacated.
4th Circuit reverses Marilyn Mosby’s mortgage fraud conviction, upholds perjury counts
The 4th Circuit vacated former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s mortgage fraud conviction but upheld her perjury convictions.
Judge rejects BGE’s contempt motion against lawyers for former employees
A judge rejected BGE’s motion for contempt against the lawyers representing former BGE employees over their public statements.
Harford County man sentenced in $29M fraud scheme
A Maryland man was sentenced to prison and was ordered to pay millions in restitution for defrauding his employer of more than $29 million.
Nonprofit sues in MD over $2.1M phishing wire fraud scheme
NABA sues White Investments over a $2.1M phishing scam, alleging cyber fraud and seeking to recover $867K wired during the cyberattack.
Maryland appeals court upholds $9.6M fraud verdict in bar dispute
Maryland appellate court upheld a $9.6M verdict against an Edgewater bar's owner for fraud, mismanagement and self-dealing over a decade.
Home detention sentence for Marilyn Mosby ends
Former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s home detention for convictions of mortgage fraud and perjury ended Friday.
Survivors allege Baltimore school district ‘enabled and facilitated’ sexual abuse
Three former students have sued, alleging the Baltimore City school district allowed a special education teacher to sexually abuse them as teens.
MD Supreme Court to weigh whether police can stop drivers using cellphones, 3 other cases
The Maryland Supreme Court agreed to hear four cases, including one that will determine whether police officers have reasonable suspicion to conduct a traffic stop on drivers using a cellphone while driving.
Iranian pleads guilty to ransomware attacks that affected Baltimore, other cities
An Iranian national pleaded guilty for his role in a ransomware and extortion operation that prosecutors say targeted Baltimore and other U.S. cities.
Roofing firm agrees to $100K settlement, won’t bid on Baltimore contracts
SGK Contracting will pay $100K and faces a contract ban in Baltimore City through 2030 over false claims tied to minority business requirements.
DoorDash driver pleads guilty to stealing $2.5M in deliveries scam
A former food delivery driver pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to steal more than $2.5 million from DoorDash.
