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MD appeals court finds no Brady violation in reviving sex abuse indictment
The Maryland Appellate Court reinstated a sex abuse indictment, ruling that delayed evidence disclosure did not violate the Brady rule.
MD appeals court reverses convictions in sex abuse of a minor case, orders new trial
The Maryland Appellate Court reversed the convictions of a Wicomico County man for sexual abuse of a minor and ordered a new trial.
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.
Victims alarmed by late notice of data breach in Baltimore Archdiocese abuse case
Victims in the Baltimore Archdiocese bankruptcy case await answers after a data breach hit BRG, which says it paid a ransom and destroyed stolen data.
Defense: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs had violent outbursts, but no federal crimes occurred
The defense conceded that Sean “Diddy” Combs' violent outbursts might have warranted domestic violence charges, but not sex trafficking and racketeering counts.
Bankruptcy judge allows civil lawsuits against Baltimore Archdiocese until end of May
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Michelle Harner's order seeks to preserve victims’ rights under the Child Victims Act while the bankruptcy proceeds.
Over two dozen men sue Calvert Hall under MD Child Victims Act
More than two dozen men have come forward with allegations of child sexual abuse by faculty and clergy at Calvert Hall College High School.
MD lawmakers pass bill to limit future liabilities amid thousands of claims of sexual abuse
Maryland lawmakers passed a measure to try to limit future liabilities from claims of sexual abuse at state and private institutions.
Facing budget deficit and thousands of sex abuse claims, lawmakers consider bill to limit liability
Maryland lawmakers debated a controversial bill that would limit the state’s liability for sexual abuse claims.
Former College Park mayor agrees to disbarment after child pornography conviction
A former mayor of College Park has agreed to be disbarred in Maryland after pleading guilty to possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material.
Thousands allege sexual abuse in youth detention centers; it could cost MD a huge sum
Maryland lawmakers are scrambling to address an unexpected onslaught of cases targeting the state’s juvenile justice system.
12 more victims allege sexual abuse at McDonogh School
Twelve more people have sued McDonogh School for allegedly enabling sexual abuse in the 1970s and 1980s.
