A DC Superior Court judge ruled that the case against a man accused of shooting his girlfriend has enough evidence to go to trial. Idrissa Fall, 34, is charged with…
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A DC Superior Court judge ruled that a murder case has enough evidence to go to trial. Rodney Lindsay, 54, is charged with second-degree murder while armed for allegedly stabbing…
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A DC Superior Court judge scheduled a hearing to determine if the case against a defendant accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend has enough evidence to go to trial. Idrissa Fall,…
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A DC Superior Court judge held two homicide defendants and released two domestic violence defendants during presentments on August 17. Two other domestic violence defendants were also held. In total,…
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A DC Superior Court judge ruled that the case of a homicide that took place during a mass shooting in 2019 has enough evidence to go to trial. Devonte Brothers,…
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A defendant will serve eight-and-a-half years for a homicide he committed at 16-years-old.
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A DC Superior Court judge continued a hearing for a defendant charged in connection with a 1998 homicide. Kenneth Bryant Jr., 48, is charged with first-degree murder while armed in…
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A DC Superior court judge continued a murder defendant’s mental observation hearing as parties await findings on if he is competent to stand trial. Aaron Smith, 24, is charged with…
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On June 3, a DC Superior Court judge extended a convicted homicide defendant’s stay at a youth detention facility to June 14. Back in 2019, Titus Iracks pleaded guilty to…
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A DC Superior Court judge granted a defense attorney’s request for power to obtain evidence in a homicide case. Deon Walters, Jr is charged with first-degree murder while armed in…
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Parties in a sex abuse case changed the sentencing range in their plea agreement. Paul Johnson pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree child sexual abuse in January 2019. He is currently…
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As the DC Superior Court continues to face the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on operations, many homicide defendants await jury trials from DC Jail, where data shows some of them have…
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