Judge Postpones Sentencing for 2007 Murder Defendant Accused of Violating Probation 

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On Feb. 9, a Baltimore man charged with a parole violation appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Lynn Stewart Mays.

During Thursday’s hearing, defendant Larry McMillian made the court aware that his parole agent told him he did not need to report to her anymore. McMillian maintained that he normally initiates contact with his agent and that she has not been in contact for months. 

McMillian, 37, is charged with a Rule 4 parole violation – which is failure to follow all laws upon release from incarceration – in connection with a drug-related offense in Pennsylvania. 

On March 8, 2007, McMillian accepted a plea of 30 years, suspending all but 15 years, and three years of probation for an amended charge of second-degree murder and having a handgun on his person.  

The defendant was released in Feb. 2022 after serving 15 years for a 2006 murder. He was charged with first-degree murder, second degree murder, and having a handgun on his person. 

Judge Mays postponed sentencing for McMillian until April 11 pending the submission of a certified update to the State’s Attorney’s Office and Judge Mays.

McMillian is represented by defense attorney Matthew Jennejahn.