Dylan Segelbaum is a courts reporter at The Baltimore Banner. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation, real estate, and property management, with an emphasis on lawsuits, court proceedings, and legal reform. Dylan's work has been featured in prominent publications including USA TODAY, The Washington Post, and Yahoo News.
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Dylan Segelbaum's reporting primarily focuses on local crime, court cases, and legal policy in Baltimore and Maryland. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to crime and government & politics.
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By: Dylan Segelbaum, Hallie Miller
A Baltimore judge has ruled that more than 17,000 current and former tenants of an apartment company co-owned by President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner are entitled to over $4.17 million in damages — plus interest.
By: Dylan Segelbaum
James Richburg, 63, of Saint Josephs, was found guilty in Baltimore Circuit Court of second-degree murder and related crimes in the killing of William Womack on Nov. 30, 2024.
By: Dylan Segelbaum
A man is set to be sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in a mass shooting that killed one high school student and wounded four others in
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... A Baltimore County judge on Monday sentenced a teen to serve 25 years in prison for shooting and severely wounding a
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... Thirty people were shot — 2 of them fatally — during an annual Brooklyn Day event three years ago
By: Maya Lora, Dylan Segelbaum, Liz Bowie
U.S. District Judge Matthew Maddox ordered Adriana Gavilan Sanchez to be released from immigration custody.
By: Dylan Segelbaum, Ben Conarck, Justin Fenton
Since 2023, more incarcerated people have been killed in Maryland prisons than in all neighboring states combined
By: Dylan Segelbaum
A man whom U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement took into custody on Baltimore school grounds will be released from detention, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... Judges throughout the United States have expressed a willingness to authorize these alternative methods of service
By: Dylan Segelbaum
A former athletic director who used artificial intelligence to impersonate the principal of Pikesville High School and severely harm his reputation
