Baltimore Federal Felon in Possession of a Firearm Sentences and Case Outcomes
Two selected Baltimore federal gun-possession reports separate prison and supervision; Warren’s 15-year federal term runs concurrently with unrelated state time.
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What Is the Sentence for Murder in Indianapolis?
Selected Indianapolis murder opinions separate Love’s 50-year and Sears’s 60-year target terms from 130- and 200-year multi-offense totals.
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Baltimore Federal Bank Robbery Sentences and Case Outcomes
Two selected Baltimore federal bank-robbery reports distinguish 14-year announced totals, different supervision terms and unallocated multi-incident scope.
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Baltimore Federal Hobbs Act Robbery Sentences and Case Outcomes
Baltimore federal robbery reports distinguish Thompson’s attempted Hobbs Act count from Hyman’s City/County multi-offense total and separate supervision.
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Baltimore Federal Carjacking Sentences and Case Outcomes
Baltimore federal carjacking reports distinguish Davis’s death-resulting count from Price’s combined carjacking/firearm judgment and separate supervision.
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Baltimore Use of a Firearm in a Crime of Violence Sentences and Case Outcomes
Baltimore firearm-use reports show combined judgments, suspended terms and Spinks’s multi-case plea scope, not isolated firearm-count terms or a common range.
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Baltimore Illegal Handgun Carrying Sentences and Case Outcomes
Baltimore handgun guide separates Mooney’s three-year consecutive count and Johnson’s five-year concurrent case, excluding Staron’s axe conviction.
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Baltimore Regulated Firearm Possession After a Disqualifying Conviction Sentences and Case Outcomes
Baltimore regulated-firearm guide separates Mooney’s consecutive and Harris’s concurrent 15-year counts from unallocated life or multi-offense totals.
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Baltimore Carjacking Sentences and Case Outcomes
Baltimore carjacking guide separates Ravenell’s combined carjacking/robbery total from Smith’s reported outcome, without inventing additional convictions.
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Baltimore Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon Sentences and Case Outcomes
Baltimore dangerous-weapon robbery reports distinguish combined carjacking/robbery and murder/robbery/firearm judgments, without a robbery-only range.