John Allen Muhammad was convicted Tuesday of murder in the 2002 sniper rampage that killed six Maryland residents, ending a trial in which his claim of being framed was eclipsed...
State juvenile services officials agreed yesterday to offer more educational programs at the Baltimore City Juvenile Justice Center, beginning next week. The step came after a Baltimore judge summoned them...
As Maryland prepares to close most of the Charles H. Hickey Jr. School this week, it has developed a backlog of tough young offenders who are being held for weeks...
The Maryland public defender's office is asking the courts to block the state from placing two delinquent youths in reform schools in distant states - the first in what is...
With little warning, the state Department of Juvenile Services put a Baltimore youth on a plane to Iowa yesterday to spend months in a program for delinquents there - despite...
A team of federal investigators is scheduled to visit the state-run juvenile jail in Baltimore today to examine complaints of youths being mistreated, inadequate staffing and other problems at the...
Death row inmate John Allen Muhammad was transported to Maryland from Virginia under heavy guard early yesterday to await trial with co-defendant Lee Boyd Malvo on six more counts of...
A judge in Virginia ordered yesterday that death row inmate John Allen Muhammad be moved to Maryland, where he faces a second trial in the 2002 Washington-area sniper attacks. His...
More than a month after announcing that most of the Charles H. Hickey Jr. School would close by Nov. 30, the Ehrlich administration is still scrambling to find places to...
Authorities are investigating reports of assaults at two state-run juvenile facilities -- including allegations that a 14-year-old boy was sexually assaulted by a group of other residents at the Charles...