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- JANUARY 22, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Eight months after Maryland's governor declared a moratorium...
Eight months after Maryland's governor declared a moratorium on executions, a judge agreed to sign a death warrant, allowing the first capital case to move forward under new Gov
- JANUARY 7, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Blacks who kill whites are significantly more likely...
Blacks who kill whites are significantly more likely to face the death penalty in Maryland than are blacks who kill blacks or white killers, according to a state-sponsored study
- JANUARY 1, 2003MarylandDEATH PENALTY
On May 9, 2002, Maryland Gov
On May 9, 2002, Maryland Gov
- JUNE 28, 2002MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge Robert H
Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge Robert H
- MAY 30, 2002MarylandDEATH PENALTY
A Wicomico County jury, presided over by Wicomico County...
A Wicomico County jury, presided over by Wicomico County Circuit Judge Donald C
- MAY 9, 2002MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Maryland Gov
Maryland Gov
- MARCH 27, 2002MarylandDEATH PENALTY
The federal appeals court in Richmond has reinstated...
The federal appeals court in Richmond has reinstated the death sentence of a man who was convicted of murder in 1984, overturning an April decision by a U
- FEBRUARY 5, 2002MarylandDEATH PENALTY
In Annapolis the Maryland Court of Appeals reversed...
In Annapolis the Maryland Court of Appeals reversed 2 1st-degree murder convictions against Clarence Conyers Jr
- FEBRUARY 4, 2002MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Circuit Judge Alexander Wright Jr
Circuit Judge Alexander Wright Jr
- SEPTEMBER 20, 2001MarylandDEATH PENALTY
U.S. District Court Chief Judge J
U.S. District Court Chief Judge J
- MAY 31, 2001MarylandDEATH PENALTY
Gov. Parris Glendening granted a posthumous pardon...
Gov. Parris Glendening granted a posthumous pardon to a black man hanged in 1919, saying the execution "may well have been a miscarriage of justice." "While it is impossible at this late date to establish with certainty his guilt or innocence, there is su
- MAY 24, 2001MarylandDEATH PENALTY
A recent Gonzales/Arscott Research & Communications...
A recent Gonzales/Arscott Research & Communications poll in Maryland found support for the death penalty at 62%, slightly below the national level as reported by Gallup (67% in March 2001)