Officer Guilty Of Manslaughter In Marine Shooting Case, Victim's Family Speaks Out
Guilty of manslaughter—not of murder. That's the judge's decision for the city police officer on trial for the shooting death of a Marine.
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Guilty of manslaughter—not of murder. That's the judge's decision for the city police officer on trial for the shooting death of a Marine.
The Justice Department on Thursday reached a plea agreement in the leak case against a former National Security Agency official.
Was it self-defense or a senseless murder? That's what a judge must decide as he hears more dramatic testimony in the trial of Officer Gahiji Tshamba.
Attorneys for a former National Security Agency employee accused of mishandling classified information after an investigation into alleged leaks to a newspaper say two weeks before trial they still don't know what evidence the jury will see.
It was an emotional day in court Tuesday. Residents of an apartment building and a firefighter relived the day they almost died in a fire that was set on purpose.
The trial of a Baltimore police officer charged with shooting an unarmed man to death outside a nightclub is set to begin this week.
In Towson, a key witness took the stand as homeowners try to prove Exxon knew about a huge gas leak and did nothing.
A Frederick man has avoided trial on charges he shot and wounded a neighbor's Siamese cat.
A man who was shot by deputies after authorities say he pointed a sawed-off shotgun at them has been found not competent to stand trial.
A Baltimore judge has denied a request to try a 15-year-old girl charged with first-degree murder as a juvenile.
Two police officers accused of kidnapping two 15-year-olds in a police van in 2009 have been cleared of those charges.
A federal judge has sentenced the former executive director of the Havre de Grace Housing Authority to three years probation for bribery of a public official.
It's art, political protest and bathroom humor rolled into one, but the electronics attached to a decorated toilet created a bomb scare in Towson.
George Huguely is facing life in prison if he's convicted of killing Cockeysville native Yeardley Love, but new legal arguments show a possible defense in the case.
A former Baltimore County prosecutor is set to go on trial on charges that he stole a car at knifepoint from two women in January 2010.
A Baltimore County jury is continuing to deliberate in the case of a man charged with killing his girlfriend and dumping her body near a highway in Virginia.
A young man is accused of murdering a Baltimore police officer during a parking dispute. Now the case is in the hands of the jury.
Following the Bonds trial has only confirmed my feeling that the federal government is to be feared. The case against Barry Bonds appears to be so weak that the defense didn't even see the need to call a witness.
A man on trial for sending Governor Martin O'Malley a threatening email is getting a groundswell of support.
The trial of a U.S. government contractor facing up to 20 years in jail on charges he sought to undermine Cuba's government wrapped up Saturday after both sides gave closing arguments, but there was no immediate word of a verdict.
A U.S. government contractor went on trial in Cuba on Friday in a case sure to have a profound impact on relations between the Cold War enemies.
A Smithsburg man convicted of killing two people, including a police officer, is withdrawing his petition for a new trial.
Twin brothers accused of setting a dog on fire will be retried.
Every inch of the pit bull's body was severely burned after being set on fire. Two teens say someone else committed that cruel act.
A setback Tuesday for prosecutors in the case of Phoenix, the dog burned alive in Baltimore.
