Ravens star Jamal Lewis to face new drug charge
Federal prosecutors added a drug-related charge and new details yesterday in their cocaine conspiracy case against star Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, who is to stand trial in the middle...
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J. Lewis trial date set: Nov. 1
Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, who last year rushed for the second-best total in NFL history, was ordered by a federal judge yesterday to stand trial on drug conspiracy charges...
Hickey School allegations rebutted
A lawyer representing the private contractor that operated the Charles H. Hickey Jr. School denied yesterday claims by the state that the company allowed conditions at the school to dangerously...
Conditions at Hickey shocked Md. officials
When the state assumed control of its sprawling Charles H. Hickey Jr. School from a private contractor on April 1, it found an out-of-control wreck of a juvenile detention center...
30 disciplined in abuses at Cheltenham
In the past six months, the state has quietly disciplined 30 youth workers at its Cheltenham juvenile detention center in Prince George's County for mistreating or neglecting boys in their...
O’Malley rebuts ‘English’ remarks
Leading a rising chorus of bilingual outrage, Mayor Martin O'Malley delivered a pointed rebuttal yesterday - in Spanish - to recent remarks by Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. and Comptroller...
40 employed at Hickey fail to make grade
Charles H. Hickey Jr. School in Cub Hill has employed 40 people in recent months who failed to meet state requirements, in many cases because of histories of crimes or...
Pressure has place in war, some say
The haunting picture of a hooded Iraqi prisoner standing on a box with wires attached to his hands who was told that he would be electrocuted if he stepped off...
Families of the 372nd tormented by stories of POW abuses in Iraq
CUMBERLAND - For months, members of the 372nd Military Police Company harbored a terrible secret. The Army Reserve unit based near here - whose service in Iraq made many of...
Staff quality at sites for juveniles criticized
Juvenile Services Secretary Kenneth C. Montague Jr. faced stiff questioning yesterday about the qualifications of detention center staff members and why the public was only recently told that four such...