Judge tosses Baltimore wrongful conviction lawsuit, sanctions plaintiff
The judge's decision, sealed for now, seems to hinge on claims that the plaintiff used false evidence to win his freedom.
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The judge's decision, sealed for now, seems to hinge on claims that the plaintiff used false evidence to win his freedom.
Baltimore Police said, aside from the three homicide victims, 15 other people were shot, but are expected to survive, between Friday and Sunday.
The Chicago-based law firm handling wrongful conviction lawsuits for Baltimore has built a niche business — and a reputation for its aggressive, even ruthless approach approach.
The Kansas City Museum will reopen to the public on Oct. 21, after a $22 million renovation project. The Beaux-Arts style mansion was the scene of a fundraiser last month hosted by the Kansas City Museum Foundation to celebrate its new look.
Force behind Maryland's Innocence Project set to retire TIM PRUDENTE, The Baltimore Sun June 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Erica Suter, left, a defense attorney, who is taking over as the new head of the Innocence Project, and attorney and professor Michele Nethercott, the longtime head of the Innocence Project at the University of Baltimore School of Law, who is retiring, pose in Baltimore, Md. The innocence project works to set free men and women who have been wrongly convicted and are locked up. (Jerry Jackson/The Baltimore Sun via AP)Jerry Jackson/AP BALTIMORE (AP) — When Shawn Armbrust ...