Pushed back trial date gives Marilyn Mosby four more months on the job
On what was supposed to be the first day of jury selection for Baltimore’s embattled state’s attorney, squabbling, rescheduling and a gag order request unanswered.
Crime & Justice
Special SeriesSep 14, 2022
Marilyn Mosby trial, again postponed, not likely to get underway until next year
The judge and attorneys are to return to federal court tomorrow to hammer out a new date.
Special SeriesSep 13, 2022
Prosecutors push to show jury Marilyn Mosby’s response to 2020 Brew story that first disclosed her travel company
The answers given by Mosby’s office to The Brew about the non-operational status of her travel company are “vital” to its case, government asserts.
Aug 26, 2022
Two decades later, Ed Norris demands his city pension
Former Baltimore police commissioner – now local radio host – was convicted of federal corruption charges in 2004. Now at issue: a fund worth $200,000.
Special SeriesAug 2, 2022
Prosecutors: Mosby aware of tax lien she claimed her husband lied about and said was paid
The latest filing in the case presents the government’s legal strategy, including evidence meant to show she was not an “innocent spouse.”
Jul 28, 2022
Maryland lawmakers passed Dignity Not Detention to protect immigrants. So ICE detains them elsewhere
Attorneys predicted unintended consequences – people being held hours away from family and lawyers, which is what happened to “AJ.” Advocates say they knew the risks and it’s on Biden to make promised reforms
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