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Judge Finds Probable Cause in Shooting After Officer’s Testimony
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann found probable cause in a shooting case on Oct. Read more »
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Judge Orders Stabbing Defendant Remain in Custody
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann ordered that a defendant stay in custody due to the violent nature of the stabbing, as he waived his rights to a preliminary hearing on Oct. Read more »
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Judge Finds Probable Cause, Orders Detentions in Carjacking Case
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Judge Finds Probable Cause in Stabbing Case, Orders Defendant Detained
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann found probable cause a suspect committed a stabbing after a Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officer testified on July 23. Junae Roberson, 37, is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with significant bodily injury while armed for her alleged involvement in a stabbing that occurred on July 20 on the 4000 block of 3rd Street, SE. Read more »
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Judge Finds Probable Cause in a Non-Fatal Shooting Case
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann found probable cause that a shooting defendant fired shots inside of an apartment, during a July 9 hearing. Dayquan Henderson, 22, is charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and two counts of possession of firearm during crime of violence for his alleged involvement in a shooting that occurred on May 11 on the 300 block of Anacostia Road, SE. Read more »
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Judge Calls Stabbing Defendant, ‘the Unluckiest Man in the World,’ at Preliminary Hearing
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann found probable cause that a defendant was the perpetrator in a stabbing incident, despite his defense attorney's claiming they arrested the wrong person, in a July 2 hearing. Lenare Leath, 21, is charged with assault with intent to commit robbery for his alleged involvement in a stabbing that occurred on May 2 on the 1200 block of W Street, NW. Read more »
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‘Hitting Someone With a Fist and Hitting Someone With a Gun Are Two Very Different Things,’ Says Judge
A defendant charged with two counts of assault with a dangerous weapon for allegedly “pistol whipping” two victims was denied release in an April 25 hearing. Read more »
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Judge Detains Two Homicide Defendants During Initial Presentment Proceeding
On March 27, DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann found probable cause for two homicide defendants making their initial court appearance and ordered them detained. Read more »
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Judge Holds Non-Fatal Shooting Defendant During First Hearing
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Judge Holds Defendant Charged With Accessory to Murder
A DC Superior Court judge held a defendant charged with murder during presentments on Oct. Read more »
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Judge Holds Child Sex Abuse Defendant During Presentments
A DC Superior Court judge held a child sex abuse defendant during presentments on Aug. Read more »
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Judge Hears Three Domestic Violence Cases During Initial Hearings
On April 30, a DC Superior Court judge heard 21 cases, three of which were domestic violence defendants. One of the defendants is charged with cruelty to children and aggravated assault. Read more »
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Judge Releases Two Domestic Violence Defendants and Holds Two Murder Defendants During Initial Hearings
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann presided over two murder cases and two domestic violence cases during the April 28 initial hearings. In total there were 23 defendants presented before the court. Read more »
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Judge Holds Sex Abuse Defendant During Initial Hearings
During the April 27 initial hearings, DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann held a sex abuse defendant, releasing an additional sex abuse defendant and two domestic violence defendants. Read more »
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Judge Holds Two Domestic Violence Defendants and Releases Four During Initial Hearings
DC Superior Court Judge Heide Herrmann presided over initial hearings for six domestic violence defendants on April 26. Read more »