The prosecution and defense used closing arguments to prove whether the defendant's actions resulted to attempted murder or not on July 19 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Lawrence P. Read more »

Jurors heard opening statements on July 18 for a case in which the defendant admitted to a shooting, but argued he felt threatened and acted impulsively while under the heavy influence of alcohol. Read more »

A Baltimore man pleaded guilty July 10 in an attempted murder case. Read more »

On June 28, a 26-year-old homicide defendant received a trial date in reception court in front of Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

A defendant was acquitted of attempted first- and second-degree murder, but found guilty of first-degree assault and other charges on June 24. Read more »

Jurors were asked to decide whether a 19-year-old Baltimore man was the shooter during a Greenmount Avenue incident. Read more »

On June 20, parties began opening statements debating whether a 19-year-old defendant was the shooter during an incident over a year ago on the 2600 block of Greenmount Avenue before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Alan C. Read more »

A Baltimore man was sentenced to two 25 year sentences on June 18 for the attempted murder of his sister and her boyfriend.  Michael Harris, 36, was sentenced before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Lawrence P. Read more »

A 41-year-old Baltimore man accused of an attempted murder in West Baltimore last summer was sentenced to 15 years in prison as part of a plea agreement with the prosecution. Read more »

A non-fatal shooting defendant was scheduled for a trial date later in the summer after rejecting a plea deal for 45 years in prison during a May 13 hearing. Read more »

Defendant Travon Shaw pleaded guilty for his role in the murder of Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley on March 28, less than an hour after he was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of the second victim, Justin Johnson. Read more »

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Attempted murder defendant Deon Hudson appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

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After an hour delay due to attorney tardiness, an unresolved pre-trial motion and a dispute over the admissibility of a 911 call, the assistant state’s attorney finally delivered her opening statement before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Lawrence P. Read more »