On 1/27/26, Baltimore City Circuit Court was closed due to inclement weather. This did not stop the detainees inside from feeling the affects of the snow and ice storm despite their hearings being cancelled.

Noticing a typo here: This was 1/13/26, not 1/13/25!

Good morning. This is the thread for Friday, January 23 2026’s bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court. Judge DiPietro presided and started with the standard do not record statement.

Good afternoon. Today, 1/21/26, Judge Michael DiPietro presided over the morning bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court. He began with the standard do not record statement. His video was not working.

Good afternoon. On Friday, 1/16/26, Judge Ausby presided over the morning bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court. She began the docket with the no recording statement.

On Tuesday, 1/13/25, Judge Kendra Ausby presided over the morning bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court.

This is the thread for the Baltimore City Circuit Court Bail Review Hearings docket on Friday 1/9/26. Judge Middleton presided and began with the no recording statement.

Good evening. This thread is for the Circuit Court morning bail review docket on 1/6/26. With the new year comes a new rotation of judges, and first up is Judge Dana Middleton presiding over the docket, starting off with the no recording statement.

Here is the thread for the docket for Tuesday 12/30/25. Judge Hill presided over the morning bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court. There was no docket on 12/26/25 due to Christmas. While those of us outside celebrated, everyone locked up was away from their loved ones and merriment.

Good evening! Today we are going back to December 2025 with our posts. On Tuesday, 1/23/25, Judge Ringgold-Kirksey presided over the morning bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court. She did not read the no recording statement.

Good evening. Today (12/19/25), Judge Schreiber presided over the morning Baltimore City Circuit Court bail review docket. The docket started at least 10 minutes late and there was no public docket.

Good evening. This thread is for the Baltimore City Circuit Court morning bail review docket from Tuesday 12/16/25. Judge Schreiber presided.

Good morning. This thread is for Friday, 12/12/25's morning bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court. Judge Hill was presiding.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during October 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during September 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during August 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

This thread is for Friday 12/5/25's Baltimore City Circuit Court Bail Review morning docket. It was presided over by Judge Ringgold-Kirksey.

Good afternoon. We are a bit behind on our December bail review threads but we are back and getting up to date! This thread is for Tuesday 12/2/25's morning bail review docket in Baltimore City Circuit Court. It was presided over by Judge Ringgold-Kirksey.

Good evening! Today (11/25/25) Judge Hill presided over a particularly ridiculous morning Circuit Court bail review docket. He started with the standard no recording statement.

Good evening. On Friday (11/21/25), Judge Hill presided over the morning bail review docket.

Good morning. On Tuesday (11/18/25), Judge Hill presided over the morning bail review docket.

Good evening! There was no docket on Tue 11/11/25, and we're not sure if there was a docket on Wed 11/12/25. If so, we weren't able to cover it. Friday, 11/14/2025, our volunteers observed the Baltimore City Circuit Court bail review docket, which was presided over by Judge Ringgold-Kirksey.

Good morning. On Tuesday 11/4/2025, we were unable to cover the morning bail review docket. Today, 11/7/2025, our volunteers observed the Baltimore City Circuit Court bail review docket, which was presided over by Judge Schreiber.

Good evening. Yesterday (10/28/25)'s docket was presided over by Judge Ringgold-Kirksey. She started the docket with the standard no recording statement.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during July 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

Good afternoon! Although there was a docket on Tuesday, our volunteers have busy lives and we were not able to cover it. Today (10/24/25)'s docket was presided over by Judge Hill and began with the standard no recording statement.

Good afternoon. Today (10/17/25)'s Circuit Court morning bail review docket was presided over by Judge Schreiber.

Good afternoon! Yesterday (10/15/25)'s Baltimore City Circuit Court bail review docket was presided over by Judge Schreiber.

On Friday, 10/10/25, in Circuit Court Bail Reviews, Judge Hill presided.

Today, Tuesday 10/7/25, in Circuit Court Bail Reviews, Judge Hill presided. After a hiatus, publicly listed docket information is again available.

On, Friday 10/3/25, in Circuit Court Bail Reviews, Judge Ringgold-Kirksey presided. There is no public docket listed for today. This is supposed to be made publicly available. There was no public docket on Tuesday. Our observers are crossing fingers for tomorrow.

Today, Tuesday 9/30/25, in Circuit Court Bail Reviews, Judge Ringgold-Kirksey presided. This was a speed docket as Judge RIggold-Kirksey needed to be done by 9am, after an 8:30am start. This means minimal info shared. Even less info, as 2 cases had no ASA present.

Today (Friday 9/26/25) in Circuit Court Bail Reviews, Judge Schreiber presided. As we are returning to posting and have new followers, check out the pinned post for more info about who we are and some terms we use.

Yesterday (Tuesday, 9/23/2) in Circuit Court Bail Reviews, Judge Schreiber presided. As we are returning to posting and have new followers, check out the pinned post for more info about who we are and some terms we use.

Today (Friday, 9/19/25) in Circuit Court bail reviews, Judge Hill presided. As we are returning to posting and have new followers, check out the pinned post for more info about who we are and some terms we use.

Good morning! Quick update- there was no docket yesterday. We'll be back Friday.

Happy Friday! Today's circuit court bail review docket (9/12/25) was presided over by Judge LaZette Ringgold-Kirksey. As we are returning to posting and have only a handful followers, check out our pinned post for more info about who we are and some terms we use.

Just to highlight this, it means someone is sitting in jail for at least 3 days longer, possibly more, because the jail did not do their job of bringing someone to their hearing.

Hey y'all! Is Baltimore Twitter here? (We know it's been awhile, we're doing our best.) We're back with daily docket threads! Today's bail review hearings were (infuriatingly) presided over by Judge LaZette Ringgold-Kirksey.


As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during June 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

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As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during May 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during April 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during March 2025.
 Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials. Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during February 2025. Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials.

Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

As promised, here is what we observed in Baltimore City Circuit Court bail hearings during January 2025.

Remember, bail hearings occur *before* trials.

Each person being discussed is legally innocent and these hearings determine where the person will live until their trial.

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