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Duane Avenue Murder Defendant Gets May Trial Date
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During mental health court, the defense raised competency concerns before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Gale E. Read more »
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A 26-year-old Baltimore man charged with a deadly fight outside a W. Read more »
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On July 11, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Kendra Ausby approved a request for a postponement for a defendant charged with attempted murder. Defense attorney Karyn Meriwether requested a postponement for defendant Marika Nila Crawford because Meriwether cited that she needed more time to request medical records from Johns Hopkins on behalf of the victim. Read more »
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The man convicted of killing 27-year-old Nikea Jackson near Woodbourne Avenue in 2021 received his sentence before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Cynthia H. Read more »
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On July 6, a man charged with attempted murder in August 2022 accepted a plea agreement before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey M. Read more »
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On June 21, a Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge read a report that found a defendant competent in mental health court to stand trial. Read more »
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On June 15, a Baltimore man charged with murder was scheduled for trial by Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »
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Bureaucratic confusion became the defining characteristic of a hearing on June 14 to decide a defendant’s competency. Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Gale E. Read more »
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A man accused of killing 27-year-old Kevin Kelly in 2021 had his trial postponed on May 10 due to changes in defense counsel and the prosecution’s witness availability. Read more »
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Homicide defendant Daya Jones shot and killed his girlfriend, Nikea Jackson, on April 19, 2021, a Baltimore City prosecutor said to the jury during closing arguments just over two years later on April 20. Read more »
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Sitting inside a Baltimore City Circuit courtroom on April 18, homicide defendant Daya Jones sniffled and wiped tears off of his cheek as his defense attorney explained to a jury how the accidental firing of her client’s gun led to the death of his girlfriend, Nikea Jackson, nearly two years ago. Read more »