Top Norris aide pleads guilty to conspiracy
John S. Stendrini, who served as chief of staff under former Baltimore police Commissioner Edward T. Norris, pleaded guilty yesterday in the federal corruption probe that led to Norris' conviction...
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Norris enters plea of guilty to corruption
Four years after he swept into Baltimore with a zero-tolerance plan for fighting crime and a blunt charm that helped defuse his critics, Edward T. Norris ended his run as...
Norris is left to ‘pick up the pieces’
After making his life's work all about catching criminals, former Baltimore police commissioner Edward T. Norris pleaded guilty yesterday to two federal felony charges that left him unable to own...
Norris’ lawyers seek plea deal in fund misuse
Former Baltimore Police Commissioner Edward T. Norris, widely credited with reshaping the city's troubled police force before he became Maryland's state police superintendent, was scheduled to appear in federal court...
Norris accused of tax violation
Federal prosecutors brought additional charges against former Baltimore police Commissioner Edward T. Norris yesterday, alleging that Norris violated tax law by failing to report as income money from an off-the-books...
‘I am innocent’
ATLANTA - Ravens star running back Jamal Lewis pleaded not guilty yesterday to federal charges that he helped arrange a major cocaine deal for a hometown friend weeks before signing...
Norris’ attorneys push for dismissal, say corruption statute is too broad
Attorneys for Edward T. Norris say public corruption charges against the former Baltimore police commissioner should be dismissed because the statute they are based on is too broad, arguing in...
Insanity defense was risky strategy
CHESAPEAKE, Va. - Lee Boyd Malvo's lawyers waged an elaborate insanity defense. They called four mental health experts who said their client didn't know right from wrong. They brought forth...
Broad anti-corruption law facing high court challenge
To bring federal charges against Edward T. Norris, prosecutors relied on a broadly drawn public corruption statute now under challenge in a U.S. Supreme Court case that could have direct...
After thought, prayer on decision, jurors ‘know we made the right one’
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - When they filed into the windowless deliberations room Friday morning to begin weighing the fate of convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad, not every juror saw the...