A Baltimore City Circuit Court trial was thrown into confusion when a prosecutor mistakenly presented the wrong defendant's cellphone as evidence.   Dionte Cain, 31, is on trial for first- and second-degree murder, armed robbery, and multiple firearm violations for his alleged involvement in an April 2, 2024, shooting on the 3900 block of Greenmount Avenue. Read more »

Jurors heard from detectives, police officers, and crime analysts on Sept. Read more »

A motion for joinder was scheduled in the case of Ritchie Hicks, who is charged with first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder in connection to a Dec. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jennifer B. Read more »

The defense’s request for a postponement in the trial of non-fatal shooting defendant Travis Cothran was granted on July 25. Read more »

Murder defendant Andrew Curry, 24, appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

Jury selection for the case of Andrew Curry, 24, was postponed during a hearing on June 13. Read more »

Jermal Lundy, 25, stood before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

Leon Spencer, 42, was sentenced to life in prison, suspending all but 50 years, during a bench trial on June 5. Read more »

On April 28, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge John A. Read more »

24-year-old Andrew Curry‘s murder case continues to develop, with defense attorney Natalie Finegar announcing the discovery of new unspecified evidence during an April 11 reception court hearing before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

A 19-year-old defendant pleaded guilty to first-degree assault and firearm use in a felony or violent crime before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Nicole K. 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 »

Two homicide defendants arrested for murder last year will now have their cases tried together.  Kalim Satterfield and Darrell Morton are charged with first-degree murder, firearm use in a felony-violent crime, conspiracy to firearm use in a felony-violent crime and having a handgun for their alleged involvement in the murder of Dominic DeAngelo Reid on the 1000 block of Madison Avenue.  On March 13, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Yolanda Tanner ruled in favor of the prosecution’s motion to join the cases.  Even though Satterfield’s defense attorney, Jason Rodriguez, initially objected to the joinder, he and Morton’s defense attorney, Natalie Finegar, agreed. The cases are scheduled for reception court before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa Copeland on March 14 to set a trial date. Read more »

Darrell Morton, 37, was among the defendants coming before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »