Judge allows warrants in teacher?s abuse trial

Published November 1, 2007 4:00am ET



A Howard judge is allowing warrants against a teacher accused of sexual abuse, despite the defense attorney?s efforts to throw them out because of offensive language and the detective?s inexperience.

Gerald Richman, defense attorney for former Glenelg High School teacher Joseph Ellis, 26, of Elkridge, tried Wednesday to suppress several search warrants, in part because Ellis was referred to as a child molester and pedophile.

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