By Kate Amara Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE, Maryland (WBAL) — The married Maryland doctors accused of trying to spy for Russia returned Monday to federal court in Baltimore. One worked at Johns Hopkins and the other was an Army major with a high-level security clearance. Both were arrested in September 2022. The government is preparing for a retrial after the first trial at the end of May resulted in a hung jury. There are some notable changes in the case since the last time around. Army Maj. Dr. Jamie Lee Henry got a new defense attorney, David Schoen. “I am new to the case. (I’m) doing the best I can. I’m happy to work with a great team,” Schoen told 11 Ne
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