Judge lets Marilyn Mosby’s legal team quit, likely leading to a third trial delay
Declaring Baltimore’s former top prosecutor “indigent,” Judge Griggsby appoints a federal public defender to represent her.
Crime & Justice
Jan 11, 2023
Outgoing Baltimore County state delegate hit with mortgage fraud lawsuit
Jay Jalisi calls the charges that he deceived a Bethesda title company “crazy.”
Jan 9, 2023
Black couple sues Four Seasons Baltimore after “humiliating” experience
After room rates kept going up and snarky remarks were made about whether their credit card was stolen, the two concluded it was all about their race.
Jan 3, 2023
Hearing set Friday on Maryland Supreme Court rule to cut off public access to court recordings
The proposed change is a counterpunch by the state judiciary to a federal court ruling that Maryland’s courthouse broadcast ban violates the First Amendment.
Dec 1, 2022
Baltimore to pay $750,000 to victims of police officer who lied about alleged assault
Police Commissioner Harrison called the men “ruthless criminals,” but video evidence told a different story. Now the city will pay damages, while the officer involved remains on the force. UPDATED.
Nov 10, 2022
Back pay to go to three Baltimore police officers cleared of crimes
Assault, extortion and gun charges went away – dropped by county prosecutors or dismissed in one case by a judge. Now the city will be paying them $315,000.
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