Courtroom 200
Jason Alcindor, a homicide defendant, is scheduled for reception court.
Juanita Maria Harris, a non-fatal shooting defendant, is scheduled for reception court.
Jason Alcindor, a homicide defendant, is scheduled for reception court.
Juanita Maria Harris, a non-fatal shooting defendant, is scheduled for reception court.
Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jeannie J. Hong gave a defendant the maximum sentence on Sept. 5 in a fatal 2017 stabbing case. Judge Hong sentenced defendant Jason Alcindor to…
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The fight between homicide defendant Jason Alcindor and victim Timothy Campbell was “a fight or flight” scenario, defense attorney Matthew Connell said before a jury during his closing argument on May 31. The 44-year-old victim provoked…
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“Twenty-six sharp force injuries, both stabs, and cuts. Ninety seconds long of an attack,” a prosecutor said during opening arguments on May 30 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jeannie J….
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A Baltimore City prosecutor argued to use a medical examiner’s previous testimony for the retrial of homicide defendant Jason Alcindor on April 5 after a judge recently denied the assistant…
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The retrial of a man charged with the murder of his ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend was postponed until May after a Baltimore City Circuit Court judge objected to a witness testifying remotely….
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The retrial for a man accused of fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend in 2017 is scheduled for a retrial in the new year. Jason Alcindor, 37, was sentenced to 30…
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The case of a Baltimore resident who allegedly killed a man by stabbing him 26 times was heard during reception court at the Baltimore Circuit Court on July 9. Jason…
+ Read MoreJason Alcindor, a homicide defendant, is scheduled for reception at the Cummings Courthouse. Donald March, a non-fatal shooting defendant, is scheduled for reception at the Cummings Courthouse.
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Four years after an incident occurred, a homicide defendant, who was previously facing a 30-year sentence, got a new trial date during postponement court on June 28 in the Baltimore…
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