The mother of a homicide victim's son’s said his death prevented him from having the chance to be a better man during an impact statement at the defendant's sentencing in Baltimore City Circuit Court.  Clifford Knight, 24, was convicted of first-degree murder, felony use of a firearm in a violent crime, having a loaded handgun on his person, and firearm possession with a felony conviction in August 2021. Read more »

The sentencing of a Baltimore man who was found guilty of murder in August was postponed Nov. Read more »

After deliberating for about four hours, a 12-person jury found Clifford Knight guilty of first-degree murder on Aug. Read more »

Council gave their closing arguments on Aug. Read more »

The defense and the prosecution sparred over the reliability of a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) cell location analysis allegedly placing a homicide defendant’s phone in the area of the shooting when it occurred. Read more »

The prosecution in a trial on Aug. Read more »

The jury was selected on Aug. Read more »

A 24-year-old Baltimore man accused of homicide in 2020 received a trial date at the Baltimore City Circuit Court on July 14.  Prosecutors alleged that Clifford Knight shot 26-year-old Ronald Lewis multiple times.  Knight faces two counts of first-degree murder. Read more »