Lawyers Want Va. Lacrosse Slaying Suit Delayed
Attorneys for a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend want a wrongful death lawsuit against him suspended until the criminal case ends.
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Attorneys for a former University of Virginia lacrosse player convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend want a wrongful death lawsuit against him suspended until the criminal case ends.
A man charged with killing his estranged wife and her 11-year-old son is due in court in Montgomery County.
Trial is underway in Carroll County for a man charged in a non-fatal shooting at a Westminster apartment complex.
Headed to trial. A judge has ruled that charges against Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold will stand.
A teenager has pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree murder in a 2011 shooting.
A Utah man accused of fracturing the skull of his 22-month-old niece will be allowed to await trial at home.
A renewable energy credits trader says a Maryland man accused of selling $9.1 million in fraudulent credits told him problems found by another trader were merely paperwork issues.
Jurors deliberated for more than three hours Monday without reaching a verdict in the case of a Maryland lawmaker accused of misdemeanor theft and misconduct in office.
Attorneys have rested their case in the trial of a Maryland lawmaker accused of theft and misconduct.
A victim left partially blinded by a baseball bat attack at a Maryland university now believes a cannibalism suspect in another case may have been planning to eat his organs, too, his attorney said Tuesday.
Prosecutors say a Frederick man charged with murdering his former girlfriend called her more than 1,400 times in the four days before she was shot outside her apartment.
It's the phone call heard by thousands, sparking an Election Night controversy in the race for governor. Now 12 jurors are locked in a room trying to make a decision in the second robocall trial.
Political consultant Julius Henson is blasting away at the campaign for former Governor Bob Ehrlich, blaming them for problems with the robocall that now has Henson on trial.
Split decision. A judge rules in the trial of two brothers accused of beating a teenager during a neighborhood watch patrol.
The man on trial for the now infamous 2010 Election Night robocall tells WJZ he will testify in his own defense.
It's now up to a judge. Was it self-defense or a brutal attack? After days of testimony, one of the brothers takes the stand. The suspect tells a judge, the teen attacked first.
A man charged with attempted murder of his ex-girlfriend failed to show up at his trial, and police are looking for him.
He was hired to help Bob Ehrlich win his campaign for governor. Now political consultant Julius Henson faces trial for his role in those controversial Election Night robocalls.
Jury selection is underway in the case against one of the two men behind the infamous election night robocalls of 2010. Political consultant Julius Henson faces charges that those calls broke election laws.
Community activists will be closely watching what happens in a Baltimore courtroom as the trial for two Jewish brothers accused of beating an African-American teenager resumes on Monday. It's a case that's already seen some bombshell developments.
A military judge has refused to dismiss the most serious charge against an Army private accused in the biggest leak of government secrets in U.S. history.
The trial for brothers accused of beating an African-American teen moves forward one day after the alleged victim refuses to testify and even asks for charges to be dropped.
After several delays, the trial is finally getting underway for brothers accused of beating an African-American teen during a neighborhood watch.
A man who reported his girlfriend missing after shooting her in the head and dumping her body in the woods has been sentenced to life plus 20 years in prison.
The case against George Zimmerman in Florida is affecting a Baltimore trial involving a neighborhood watch group.
