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WikiLeaks Case: Top Military Court Rules On Manning Document Issue
The U.S. military’s highest court ruled Wednesday it isn’t the right place for a dispute over public access to documents in the court-martial of Pfc. Bradley Manning.
Suspect Previously Convicted In Phylicia Barnes’ Murder Gets New Trial
The man convicted of murdering 16-year-old North Carolina honors student Phylicia Barnes will get a new trial. That decision came from a Baltimore judge Wednesday afternoon.
Md. Court To Consider Whether Bars Can Be Held Responsible For Actions Of Drunk Customers
Maryland’s highest court is hearing arguments on whether or not a bar or restaurant can be held legally responsible for the actions of its inebriated customers.
Teen Accused Of Murdering Father Appears In Court
A teen charged with killing his father. Should he be tried as an adult? Robert Richardson III was in court just hours ago, where his new defense team made a starting accusation.
Should He Be Tried As An Adult? Defense Wants Accused Perry Hall High Shooter’s Case In Juvenile Court
Too young and too ill. That’s the argument 15-year-old Robert Gladden Jr.’s lawyer is making to a judge in a bid to move the teen out of adult court and into the juvenile system.
2 Portraits Of Student Accused In Perry Hall High Shooting Emerge In Court
A Maryland high school sophomore accused of shooting a disabled classmate on the first day of the school year is due in court.
Md. Court: Police Must Turn Over Profiling Files
Maryland’s highest court ruled Thursday that the state police must release files related to how authorities investigate racial profiling complaints.
Man Accused Of Murdering Phylicia Barnes Has His Day In Court; Jury Selection Underway
The killing of teenager Phylicia Barnes made worldwide headlines. The high-profile trial of her sister’s boyfriend for the crime starts Tuesday.
Leopold Gets Day In Court; Jury Selection Starts Wednesday
Heading to court. Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold answers allegations he misused employees and wasted taxpayer dollars.
U.S. Bars Md. Protester From ‘Buffer Zone’ At Planned Parenthood Clinic
The Department of Justice says it has settled a civil complaint against a Maryland man who protests abortions outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Washington.
Appeals Court Rehearing Md. Pregnancy Center Cases
A federal appeals court in Virginia is set to reconsider the constitutionality of two ordinances requiring Maryland anti-abortion pregnancy counseling centers to post certain disclaimers.
Parents’ Right On Visitation Applies To Siblings
A Maryland appeals court says the rights of parents to control who visits their children applies to siblings. The Maryland Court of Special Appeals, the state’s intermediate appellate court, issued the ruling late Monday.


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