Teen acquitted in Jones’ death
A Pasadena teen-ager was acquitted yesterday in the death of Noah Jamahl Jones, bringing to an end a racially charged trial and prompting nervous leaders in Anne Arundel County's black...
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Key witness in teen’s death contradicted
The state's key witness in the trial in the death of a Pasadena teenager told a friend that he did not see an attack on the youth - which contradicted...
Jury hears account of fatal brawl
The teenager on trial in the death of a Pasadena high school student bragged after the fatal brawl that he crushed Noah Jamahl Jones' head, a key prosecution witness told...
Medical examiner testifies that brain injuries killed Arundel teenager
An assistant medical examiner testified yesterday that the Pasadena teenager who died in a melee last summer was killed by the brain injuries he suffered as he fell backward to...
Trial begins in death of teen
Prosecution witnesses described yesterday a chaotic scene outside a Pasadena home where a teenager died in a fight last summer, telling jurors that the melee erupted quickly and was over...
First trial begins in Pasadena teen’s death
Prosecutors told an all-white jury yesterday that a white teenager kicked the head of a black youth already unconscious from a serious brain injury in a brawl in Pasadena, contributing...
Defense request on Arundel jury alarms NAACP official
The president of the NAACP's Anne Arundel County chapter expressed alarm yesterday at a defense lawyer's request in a high-profile trial, saying it could lead to eliminating blacks from a...
Teen’s death: a matter of race or self-defense?
On a warm July night, an African-American teenager with a ready smile and plans for the future lay dying on the side of a Pasadena road after a beating, allegedly...
Court hears request regarding gay marriage suit
Lawyers for eight state legislators and a county clerk who oppose same-sex marriage asked the state's highest court yesterday to let their clients become defendants in the hot-button lawsuit filed...
Md. court to hear case about gay marriage
Maryland's highest court today will take up the thorny question of whether state legislators and other gay-marriage opponents can become part of the highly charged lawsuit filed by couples who...