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Defendant Sentenced to 28 Months for Stabbing Daughter’s Boyfriend
A defendant was sentenced to 28 months for stabbing his daughter's boyfriend on Oct. Read more »
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A defendant was sentenced to 28 months for stabbing his daughter's boyfriend on Oct. Read more »
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A stabbing defendant accepted a plea agreement extended by prosecutors on Sept. Read more »
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A stabbing defendant’s attorney insisted his client acted in self-defense as he waived his right to a preliminary hearing in front of DC Superior Court Judge Eric Glover on Aug. Read more »
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A defendant initially charged with manslaughter pleaded guilty to simple assault on July 6. Read more »
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There were 20 homicides in October, five more than the previous month, according to D.C. Read more »
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The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) arrested a suspect in connection with a homicide that happened in the early hours of Oct. Read more »
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DC Superior Court Judge Julie Becker denied July 7 a release request for a defendant charged with assault. Read more »
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During a status hearing on July 3, a murder defendent expressed his desire to obtain a passport for travel and inquired about whether he could do so. Read more »
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The prosecution revealed incriminating evidence June 26 from various social media accounts during a preliminary hearing for a murder case. Read more »
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After a week of deliberations, a jury’s inability to reach a unanimous decision prompted Judge Ronna Beck to declare a mistrial March 12 for the 2015 homicide of Marcus Manor. Read more »
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Was a late morning homicide in Ward 3 spurred by self defense or premeditated? Read more »
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Three fatal shootings happened on Saturday, Aug. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge determined that a murder case has enough evidence to go to trial. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge scheduled trial readiness hearings and a status hearing for eight murder defendants on Nov. Read more »