The trial of Jamal Burton, 31, continued on April 6 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jeannie J. Read more »

A judge allowed a non-fatal shooting, carjacking and robbery case to go to trial in August. Read more »

Proceedings were postponed on March 5 for 29-year-old Daeshaun Tyreke Clark given the absence of Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Dana M. Read more »

The trial of Jason Williams, 37, a man previously charged with first-degree murder, assault and various firearm offenses, was dismissed the morning of March 2. Read more »

Following a trial that hinged on the legal definition of intent, jurors convicted 37-year-old Terrance Jennings of manslaughter and use of a dangerous weapon in the stabbing death of his cousin, Deandre Yelverton on March 2. Read more »

The trial of a 37-year-old Baltimore man accused of fatally stabbing his friend in the chest over a year ago continued on Feb. Read more »

Following five days of trial before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Dana M. Read more »

Prosecutors argued on Feb. Read more »

The jury trial of a 41-year-old man accused of homicide, robbery and firearm charges concluded after closing arguments on Feb. Read more »

The trial of Reginald Raysor, 33, concluded with a hung jury on Jan. Read more »

Counsel delivered closing arguments in the trial of Reginald Raysor on Jan. Read more »

A 33-year-old man who pleaded guilty last September to robbing a transgender sex worker returned to Baltimore City Circuit Court on Jan. Read more »

Three months after his previous jury trial ended in a hung jury, murder defendant Jason Williams received a March 2026 retrial date during a reception court hearing before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »

Co-defendants Daeshaun Tyreke Clark, 28 and Devontaye Richardson, 29, appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Lynn Stewart Mays on Oct. Read more »

The remaining two co-defendants charged with the death of 19-year-old Cameran Holt and injury of a 28-year-old man last October will wait until Halloween to begin selecting a jury following counsel’s decision to push the trial date due to scheduling. Read more »