A jury in DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park’s courtroom convicted a homicide defendant of all charges on March 4, following a two-week long trial.  Darrell Moore, 47, was convicted of first-degree murder while armed, possession of a firearm during the crime of violence and unlawful possession of a firearm for his alleged involvement in the fatal shooting of Julius Hayes, 37, on April 3, 2021, at the 300 block of 18th Street, NE. Read more »

Prosecutors presented text messages in a jury trial indicating a homicide defendant was worried about police in DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park’s courtroom on Feb. Read more »

An eyewitness to a homicide provided different descriptions of the suspect before a jury in DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park’s courtroom on Feb. Read more »

An incarcerated witness in a homicide trial refused to answer questions and faced the threat of being held in contempt of court before DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park on Feb. Read more »

Parties gave opening statements in an insult generated homicide trial before DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park on Feb. Read more »

On March 15, before DC Superior Court Judge Michael O’Keefe,  a homicide defendant argued to represent himself in a homicide case. Read more »

During an April 21 hearing, DC Superior Court Judge Michael O’Keefe set deadlines for trial preparations while parties wait for DNA testing results. Read more »

A defendant charged with murder was appointed a new defense attorney after dissatisfaction with his former lawyer. Read more »

Darrell Moore, 44, was arraigned on first-degree murder while armed, possession of a firearm during a crime of violence, and unlawful possession of a firearm. Read more »

A murder defendant will remain held at DC Jail after a judge ruled that the case against him has enough evidence to go to trial. Read more »

The lead detective in a homicide investigation gave his testimony during a preliminary hearing to determine if the case has enough evidence to go to trial.  Darrell Moore is charged with first-degree murder while armed in the shooting of Julius Hayes on the 300 block of 18th Street, NE, on April 3. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge scheduled a preliminary hearing to determine if a murder case has enough evidence to go to trial after learning that a plea deal has been rejected. Read more »

A murder defendant requested new counsel on Sept. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge scheduled a hearing to determine if a homicide case has enough evidence to go to trial.  Darrell Moore is charged with second-degree murder while armed in the death of 37-year-old Julius Hayes on April 3. Read more »

During initial hearings on May 12, DC Superior Court Judge Shelly Mulkey held a murder defendant. Read more »