The designer of the original “Flying B” Ravens logo has filed a motion to add the makers of the ultra-popular Madden NFL 11 video game to his longstanding copyright infringement dispute with the team and the NFL. Frederick E. Bouchat’s ...
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Read More »The next season for the Charm City Youth Lacrosse League is still six months away, but already Peter Killough and other volunteers are busy raising money, rounding up equipment, reserving fields, promoting the sport at local recreation centers and searching ...
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Read More »Maryland’s highest court last week created an evidentiary obstacle to the use of DNA evidence, according to Brian S. Kleinbord of the state attorney general’s office, but the U.S. Supreme Court could soon knock it down, The Court of Appeals ...
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Read More »It has been five months since 5-year-old Khalil Willis was mauled by a pit bull terrier while playing with a friend in an alley just off North Bradford Street. The 106 stitches and 12 staples that reattached the skin on ...
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Read More »A year ago, Rodney L. Smith and Christopher Owens were facing prison time, with a half-dozen members of the Baltimore Police Department lined up to testify that they resisted arrest and assaulted officers during an October 2009 traffic stop. On ...
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Read More »Minority contracting advocate Arnold M. Jolivet’s son will consider a wrongful termination suit against the state now that an Anne Arundel County judge has reversed his conviction for theft of state funds. Arnold M. Jolivet II was convicted in April ...
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Read More »Barry L. Gogel clearly remembers the moment in October 2007 when he decided to do what he could to help dyslexic children in Baltimore City’s public schools. Gogel was at a parental leadership meeting at the Jemicy School, in Owings ...
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Read More »When prominent Baltimore defense attorney Stanley H. Needleman pleaded guilty this month to structuring his bank deposits to evade mandatory tax reporting, he joined a growing list of perpetrators locally and nationally. Investigations and prosecutions for the offense — which ...
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Read More »The state’s highest court held Friday that the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development must give state residents a full contested case hearing before revoking their federal low-income housing vouchers. The Court of Appeals said the termination of Section ...
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Read More »Some next-day thoughts on the unexpected outcome of the two-and-a-half-day bankruptcy hearing of Alter Communications, publisher of the Baltimore Jewish Times (in which the judge rejected the restructuring plans of both Alter and its printer-turned-creditor, H.G. Roebuck & Son Inc.): The federal judge ...
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