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Laboard manslaughter charges appropriate, lawyers say
Only James D. Laboard knows his intentions the night Baltimore County police said the off-duty officer chased a group of teens who had thrown a rock at his home. But as authorities considered charges in the ensuing death of Christopher Brown, they had to...
Tags: Randallstown, Mount Vernon, Witnesses, Justice System, Gahiji A. Tshamba
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Court of Special Appeals upholds conviction of Bloods gang member in murder
Maryland's second highest court has upheld the murder conviction of a gang member who shot a man six times in February 2009 on orders from a Bloods leader. The suspect had contested the state's introduction of gang testimony, arguing it prejudiced the...Tags: Witnesses, Justice System, Murder, Lawyers, Gang Activity
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Hopkins malpractice award is outrageous
The recent $55 million jury verdict against Johns Hopkins Hospital is a malpractice outrage, praised by lawyers, as usual, smacking their lips for more of the same ("Waverly family awarded $55 million in lawsuit," June 27). From the article in The Sun,...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Health and Medical Professionals, Judges, Lawyers, Trials
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Fourth person sentenced in Towson gas station owner's death
A Baltimore County man who rode with the gunman in a murder-for-hire plot of a Towson gas station owner was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment Friday. Matthew Phillip Brown, 30, of Middle River received a life sentence with all but 20 years suspended,...Tags: Court Preliminary, Criminal Laws, Murder, Lawyers, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities
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Baltimore County man threatens prosecutors' families, to blow up police precincts
After a Middle River man's arrest in connection with the theft of nearly 40 firearms from an Essex gun dealer, Baltimore County police recorded him threatening to blow up police precincts. Cory A. Bauer, 24, was recorded at the county detention center...Tags: Firearms, Police Arrests, Justice System, Theft, Lawyers
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City errs with speed camera mistakes
In Baltimore, speed camera citation errors have been treated differently. In one case, 3,145 citations were declared void because the wrong address block of Wabash Avenue appeared on the citation. According to news reports, the city refunded to the owners...Tags: Pikesville, Justice System, Judges, Fines, Trials
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Man, paralyzed in shooting but later convicted in a robbery, dies from injuries
Baltimore's most recent homicide victim was shot and paralyzed in 2001, with complications from that shooting leading to his death this week in a Western Maryland prison. Anthony Diggs was shot in the 2600 block of E. Monument St. on March 17, 2001....Tags: Shootings, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Theft, Injuries and Wounds, Prosecution
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Leopold criminal case headed for trial
Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold must stand trial on allegations that he misused his police detail for personal and political gain. Judge Dennis M. Sweeney ruled Monday that a jury will hear all five counts leveled against Leopold, who is...
Tags: Justice System, Judges, Lawyers, Trials, Sheila Dixon
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Julius Henson ordered to pay $1 million for 2010 election robocall
Political consultant Julius Henson must pay the state $1 million for putting out 112,000 robocalls intended to discourage black voters from going to the polls on Election Day 2010, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. "Voter suppression in Maryland will not be...
Tags: Barack Obama, Government, Executive Branch, Criminals, Prosecution
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Mortgage scheme nets Crofton man a prison sentence
A Crofton man was sentenced Wednesday to more than four years in prison for redirecting about $5 million in mortgage payoffs on 17 Maryland properties to himself and a co-defendant, according to federal prosecutors. Todd R. Bettin, 42, was assistant...Tags: Justice System, Mortgages, Lawyers, Prisons, Prosecution
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Maryland should be careful about upending its liability law
The personal injury lawyers' bar likes to try to divide the personal injury systems of the 50 United States into two different buckets — contributory negligence and comparative fault — and then make up hypothetical cases to try to portray...Tags: Annapolis, Justice System, Maryland Chamber of Commerce, Trials, Prosecution
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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, Dundalk, Prosecution
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