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Judge Sentences Man to Prison for 2015 Traffic Fatality
On July 19, 2015, two men were intoxicated and street racing at more than 100 MPH down 16th Street, NW. Read more »
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On July 19, 2015, two men were intoxicated and street racing at more than 100 MPH down 16th Street, NW. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge presided over ten pretrial show cause hearings on Sept. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge ruled that a murder case has enough evidence to go to trial, but released the defendant under the High Intensity Supervision Program (HISP.) Rashad Johnson, 20, is charged with first-degree murder while armed in the the death of Senquea Whitley. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge found probable cause for that a defendant conducted an attack on a fellow DC Jail inmate. Read more »
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A judge denied a defense motion for a bond to be send for a murder defendant during a preliminary hearing. Read more »
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A murder defendant originally accepted a plea deal for second-degree murder, then requested more time to make up his mind. Read more »
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A judge sentenced a convicted murderer to more than two decades in prison for shooing a man in 2016. Read more »
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A murder defendant's defense attorney requested the identity of a witness that he said he believes is the real suspect. Read more »
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During a preliminary hearing May 13, a DC Superior Court judge found substantial probability that a 29-year-old man intentionally killed a man nearly twice his age. Read more »
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During a hearing April 10, a DC Superior Court judge agreed to appoint new counsel for a murder defendant. Read more »
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After a few hours of deliberation, a defendant was found guilty of fatally shooting a 35-year old man in 2016. Read more »
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During closing arguments in a murder trial, the prosecution said the victim identified the defendant as his shooter moments before his death. Read more »