District Court in Baltimore City hosts Schools in the Court program for students

Baltimore City high school students took part in an interactive court program focused on decision-making consequences. The event included real-life demonstrations and discussions with legal professionals. Students also learned about community resources supporting positive choices.



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Maryland Bar Association highlights member achievements and new appointments in April 2026

The Maryland State Bar Association announced new member appointments at Gordon Feinblatt LLC this April. Kimberly S. Grimsley and Jennifer R. Mumm join the firm’s Technology & Intellectual Property Practice amid ongoing efforts by MSBA to support professional growth across Maryland’s legal community.


Kelly O. Hayes United States Attorney for the District of Maryland

Former Social Security worker indicted in disability funds theft scheme in Maryland

A former Social Security Administration employee has been indicted on multiple federal charges related to a scheme involving stolen disability benefits in Maryland. Authorities allege he redirected funds meant for vulnerable recipients into accounts he controlled.

District Court in Baltimore City hosts Schools in the Court program for students

Baltimore City high school students took part in an interactive court program focused on decision-making consequences. The event included real-life demonstrations and discussions with legal professionals. Students also learned about community resources supporting positive choices.


Kelly O. Hayes United States Attorney for the District of Maryland

Washington, DC man convicted for armed robberies of postal carriers in Maryland and Virginia

DeAngelo Lewis was found guilty by a federal jury for robbing multiple USPS carriers at gunpoint across several states. Authorities say he stole postal keys used them in a check fraud scheme worth almost $1 million before being apprehended with thousands more undeposited checks.
Kelly O. Hayes United States Attorney for the District of Maryland

Maryland woman sentenced to two years in prison for money laundering conspiracy

Areal Harris was sentenced in Baltimore federal court after pleading guilty in a major money laundering scheme involving more than $20 million. Multiple co-conspirators have received significant sentences as authorities continue efforts against large-scale financial crime targeting public institutions.
Marisa A. Trasatti, President of Maryland Bar Association

Smart glasses face bans and strict rules in courtrooms amid privacy concerns

The Maryland Bar Association highlights new bans on smart glasses in courtrooms due to privacy concerns. Recent incidents involving unauthorized recordings have prompted stricter policies nationwide. Legal professionals are urged to follow evolving regulations regarding wearable technology.