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Family of Hit-and-Run Victim Asks for Maximum Sentence
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Hit-And-Run Defendant Pleads Guilty to Involuntary Manslaughter Ahead of Planned Retrial
Before an upcoming retrial, a hit-and-run defendant accepted a plea deal which required him to plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter before DC Superior Court Judge Maribeth Raffinan on July 12. Read more »
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Judge Declares Mistrial After Hung Jury in 2020 Hit-And-Run Case
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Defendant Testifies He ‘Accidentally Hit the Gas Instead of the Brake’ in Trial of 2020 Hit-And-Run Case
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‘Hold Him Responsible,’ Say Prosecutors in Closing Argument for 2020 Homicide Case
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Hit-And-Run Homicide Trial Continues
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More Prosecution Evidence in Hit-and-Run Homicide Case
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Trial Continues in 2020 Hit-and-Run Homicide
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Opening Statements Presented and First Witnesses Testify in Hit-and-Run Case
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Judge Denies Motion for Competency Hearing in Hit-and-Run Case
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Defendant Continues With Attorney Despite Requesting New Counsel
After sending a letter to DC Superior Court Judge Maribeth Raffinan expressing frustration with his counsel, a defendant decided to continue with his original attorney in a homicide case. Eric Beasley, 32, is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly committing a hit-and-run of 45-year-old cyclist David Farewell on the 2100 block of Young Street, SE on Sept. Read more »
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Judge Rules Prosecution’s Loss of Evidence was Gross Negligence
A DC Superior Court judge ruled that while not an intentional act of bad faith, the prosecution has committed gross negligence by losing evidence connected to a vehicular homicide. Eric Beasely, 31, is charged with first-degree murder in connection to the death of David Farewell on Sept. Read more »
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Defense Says Evidence Compromised in Homicide Case
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COVID-19 Continues to Delay Hearing As Homicide Case Nears Trial
A motion hearing was delayed yet again, raising concerns that parties will not be ready to begin the homicide trial currently scheduled for Sept. Read more »
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Motion Hearing Continued in Homicide Case
During a hearing on July 21, DC Superior Court Judge Maribeth Raffinan scheduled a new date for a motion hearing. Read more »