The trial of a Baltimore man accused of fatally shooting 27-year-old Kenneth Bivens in 2020 concluded with a murder acquittal on Oct. Read more »

The trial of a Baltimore man accused of fatally shooting another man in the head in 2020 continued on Oct. Read more »

A Baltimore man accused of shooting and killing Kenneth Bivens, 27, in 2020 is set to stand trial for the third time before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Althea M. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »

After the prosecution disclosed issues with witnesses, Baltimore City Circuit  Judge Martin Schreiber II rescheduled 34-year-old  Donnell Johnson’s homicide trial for a fourth time on March. Read more »

The third trial for a murder defendant was postponed before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

On March 22, a 32-year-old homicide defendant appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

On March 14, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Robert K. Read more »

On March 13, counsel presented opening statements before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Robert K. Read more »

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Over a year after a hung jury resulted in a mistrial, a homicide defendant reappeared in reception court before Baltimore City Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »

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A jury found a murder defendant not guilty after a long day of court June 15 that ended with the prosecutor punching a table and a murder defendant’s shirt coming off during closing arguments in a retrial before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jeannie J. Read more »

Donnell Johnson Acquitted on June 15 A retrial was underway on June 14 for a Baltimore man appealing his 2009 murder conviction, despite the death of the two key eyewitnesses from the initial case.  Baltimore resident Donnell Johnson was convicted in 2009 for the murder of Byron Dickey on the 2100 block of Barclay Street after the two men got into a physical altercation, causing Johnson to produce a gun and chase Dickey down the street, shooting at him five times.  Johnson was arrested and convicted based on the eyewitness testimony of two siblings, who have since died, but knew Johnson, nicknamed “Nelly,” and were both on the street right next to the altercation.  Prior to opening statements, defense counsel Bradley MacFee motioned to get the two siblings’ testimony and identifications of Johnson thrown out for being unreliable and influenced by police. Read more »