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Balto. Co. man arrested on charges of impersonating a police officer
A 31-year-old Baltimore County man has been arrested on charges of impersonating a police officer in St. Mary's County, and police are investigating whether he may have committed similar offenses closer to his home. Donald James Church Jr. was...Tags: Firearms, Prosecution, Dundalk
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Mortgage fraud scheme nets 29-month sentence for D.C. woman
A federal judge in Maryland sentenced a Washington woman to 29 months in prison Monday for her role in what prosecutors called a "massive mortgage fraud scheme" — one that ensnared more than 1,000 victims and took in $78 million. Carole Nelson, 53,...Tags: Punishment, Mortgages, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Lawyers, Prosecution
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Baltimore doctor indicted in 2007 Minn. suicide
HASTINGS, Minn. — A Minnesota grand jury has indicted a national right-to-die group and several members for their actions in the 2007 suicide of a suburban Minneapolis woman, prosecutors announced Monday. The 17-count indictment charges the medical...Tags: Misdemeanors, Medical Procedures and Tests, Court Preliminary, Highland Park (Cook, Illinois), Pain
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City charges whittled in videotaped beating case
Baltimore prosecutors have dropped half of the charges filed against four young people accused in a St. Patrick's Day attack on a tourist, whose brutal beating and robbery was videotaped and widely viewed online.
Aaron Jacob Parsons, 20; Shayona Mikia...Tags: Lawyers, Prosecution, Apple iPhone, St. Patrick's Day, Mount Vernon
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9/11 defendants refuse to participate in arraignment
Before self-proclaimed 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was brought into court Saturday, Carole Reuben of Potomac said his arraignment would mark "the beginning of the end of the process." Her son, Todd Hayes Reuben, was a passenger on American...Tags: The Pentagon, Bombings, Court Preliminary, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Eric Holder
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Four plead guilty in woman's abduction, torture, and attempted murder
Four people pleaded guilty Monday for their role in the abduction and torture of a 19-year-old woman left for dead in a vacant home in East Baltimore in 2010, prosecutors said. The woman was snatched from a motel in March 2010, and taken to the...Tags: Punishment, Lawyers, Prosecution, Court Preliminary, Abusive Behavior
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Two corrections officers convicted in Baltimore attack
A Baltimore jury on Friday convicted two correctional officers of conspiracy to commit reckless endangerment and acquitted a third in connection with the assault of a female inmate last year at the state-run Central Booking and Intake Facility in...Tags: Punishment, Lawyers, Prosecution, Trials, Court Preliminary
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State rests in Werdesheim trial; defense to begin today
Defense requests for an early end to the trial of two brothers accused of assaulting a teen in Northwest Baltimore were denied by a Baltimore circuit judge Tuesday afternoon. After the state rested its case around 3 p.m., Baltimore Circuit Judge Pamela...
Tags: Judaism, Radio, Shomrim, Baltimore County, Lawyers
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State lawmakers reverse high court ruling on public defenders
The Maryland General Assembly passed bills this month that effectively reverse a Court of Appeals ruling that would have required public defenders for indigent defendants at thousands of initial bail hearings held before court commissioners each year....Tags: Lawyers, Prosecution, Judges, Human Rights, Prisons
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New defendant is 23rd charged in Dead Man Inc. gang case
A 23rd suspect has been charged in an indictment against the Maryland-based prison gang Dead Man Inc., according to documents recently unsealed in federal court. Kevin Bales, whose age and address are not listed in court documents, was arrested and...Tags: Prosecution, Cocaine, Trials, Organized Crime, Gang Activity
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Court of Appeals vs. CSI
Since Maryland began collecting DNA samples from suspects arrested in violent crimes and burglaries, it has used that evidence to win 58 convictions, including eight in rape cases. As the state's DNA database becomes more extensive and more genetic...
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Counterfeiting is theft
April 26 is "World Intellectual Property Day," a day designated to increase public awareness about how intellectual property rights promote innovation and creativity. The federal government is working to prevent counterfeiting and piracy, but the...
Tags: Invention and Innovation, Viagra (drug), Prescription Drugs, Organized Crime, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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