Murder Defendant Rejects Global Plea Deal
A defendant in a homicide case rejected a global plea deal relating to two other cases at a hearing on April 20 in front of DC Superior Court Judge Anthony…
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A defendant in a homicide case rejected a global plea deal relating to two other cases at a hearing on April 20 in front of DC Superior Court Judge Anthony…
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DC Superior Court Judge Renee Raymond decided to hold two defendants charged with murder on Feb. 27. James Jones, 41, was charged with first-degree murder while armed for allegedly shooting…
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Metropolitan Police Department detectives have made an arrest in connection to a homicide that occurred on Feb. 26, on the 3300 block of D Street, SE. According to a press…
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During a Feb. 3 status hearing, defense attorneys for multiple co-defendants charged in a conspiracy case argued that the separation order the prosecution imposed has been a “logistical nightmare for…
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DC Superior Court Judge Robert Okun denied defense attorney Pierce Suen’s request to lift a murder defendant’s curfew. Raymond Jones, 28, is charged with first-degree murder while armed in connection…
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A DC Superior Court judge presided over ten pretrial show cause hearings on Sept. 21. Judge Julie Becker issued bench warrants for the arrests of Gene Hayes and Marquise McFadden…
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Thirty homicides occurred in Washington, DC during the month of July, an 88 percent increase from June. Homicides rose in all wards except for Ward 3 from June to July….
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During closing statements March 9, defense counsel reiterated that the defendant was innocent, blaming a faulty investigation by the police for his arrest. Dajuan Jones, 19, is charged with first-degree…
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During a trial readiness hearing on Feb. 13, the defense argued that an expert’s opinion should be excluded in a murder case. Dajuan Jones, 19, is charged with first-degree murder…
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There were twelve homicides in the month of July, and three cases were put to rest with a guilty verdict or plea. Though there were the same number of homicides…
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