On Sept. Read more »

“You know who is responsible,” said the prosecutor in closing statements in front of the jury and Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry G. Read more »

On June 23, a 45-year-old defendant charged with murder in 2021 was scheduled to have his retrial in November.  Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »

Jury selection for Levar Cooper's fourth murder trial began on March 24. Read more »

A homicide defendant appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Barry G. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

Before an identifying witness is expected to take the stand, defense counsel for homicide defendant Levar Cooper asked jurors to question the credibility of the witness’ impending testimony, claiming he was high on drugs on the day the defendant is accused of killing 43-year-old Larry Alvin Randall Jr. Read more »

Evidence in the murder trial of 45-year-old Levar Cooper will leave jurors with more questions than answers, according to defense counsel Michael Tomko, as the only witness who identified his client will not testify during the retrial. Read more »

A Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge scheduled a defendant's retrial on Feb. Read more »

A mistrial in the murder case of Levar Cooper, 44, was declared on Sept. Read more »

Baltimore resident Levar Cooper has been waiting over a year for this day because it was the day he could tell a jury that he is not guilty of 43-year-old Larry Alvin Randall Jr.’s murder, defense attorney Catherine Flynn declared before a 12-person jury on Sept. Read more »

Shooting and homicide trials in the Baltimore City Circuit Court nearly doubled in July over June, according to the latest data from Baltimore Witness.  Baltimore Witness reported 13 completed trials in July, including nine homicide trials and four shooting trials. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Cynthia H. Read more »

On Nov. Read more »

Although a witness who identified a 45-year-old homicide defendant as a suspect did not physically appear, attorneys debated the trustworthiness of his testimony admitted from a previous trial. Read more »