Multiple witnesses testified, including the first responding officer, during a six co-defendant mass shooting trial before DC Superior Court Judge Neal Kravitz on April 9. William Johnson-Lee, 22, Erwin Dubose,…
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Prosecutors accused co-defendants of “turning a block into a battlefield” in a deadly mass shooting trial that began on April 8 before DC Superior Court Judge Neal Kravitz. William Johnson-Lee,…
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A six co-defendant homicide case from 2021 has been further delayed because of new pre-trial defense motions filed on March 19 including a request to end to a forced separation…
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A mass shooting defendant argued his counsel was ineffective and motioned for a new trial before DC Superior Court Judge Robert Okun in a hearing on March 17. Antonio Murchison,…
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Pretrial motions arguments continued in a six-codefendant trial before DC Superior Court Judge Neal Kravitz on March 12. William Johnson-Lee, 22, Erwin Dubose, 30, Kamar Queen, 27, and Damonta Thompson,…
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Parties discussed the prosecution’s motion to admit six co-defendant’s prior words and actions suggesting violence in a homicide trial from March 3 to 6 before DC Superior Court Judge Neal…
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DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park appointed new counsel for a homicide defendant after his two lawyers withdrew on Feb. 28, following a conviction on Feb. 10. Ronald Wallace, 48,…
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During closing statements for a fatal shooting, the defense complained that the prosecution was wasting the jury’s time before DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park on Feb. 5. Ronald Wallace,…
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DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park denied a request that a co-defendant be acquitted during a homicide trial on Feb. 4. Ronald Wallace, 48, and DeAngelo Glover, 30, are charged…
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The lead detective testified that clothing worn by the defendants ties them to a homicide during trial on Feb. 3 before DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park. Ronald Wallace, 48,…
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DC Superior Court Judge Robert Okun sentenced a manslaughter defendant to eight years of incarceration, despite the victim’s family’s disapproval and his own “reservations” about the relatively lenient plea deal,…
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DC Superior Court Judge Michael Ryan delayed a defendant’s probation revocation on Oct. 30 following a pending conviction, in order for his new defense attorney to make arguments on his…
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