Judge Sentences Double Offender to 15 Years
Elliott Starks was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of Antina Pratt
+ Read MoreElliott Starks was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of Antina Pratt
+ Read MoreA DC Superior Court judge found probable cause and ordered Manuel Bermudez to be held without bond for his alleged role in the death of a 64-year-old man.
+ Read MoreAfter counsel received new evidence in a murder case, Judge Craig Iscoe decided to postpone the trial until 2019.
+ Read MoreD.C. Superior Court Judge Craig Iscoe said police officers did not coerce murder defendant Willie Glover when they took statements from him at the hospital.
+ Read MoreIn a post-deposition hearing, D.C. Superior Court Judge Craig Iscoe denied the defense’s request to reconsider Donnell Washington’s release. Washington is charged with murdering Stanley Dawson.
+ Read MoreTaron Anthony Oliver’s murder trial has been rescheduled to occur in 2019.
+ Read MoreStephon Williams is charged with second-degree murder for allegedly shooting Jamar Morris in 2016.
+ Read MoreSuperior Court Judge Craig Iscoe recently ruled there was probable cause for 49-year-old Bernadette King‘s boyfriend to murder her. Judge Iscoe said March 15 there was probable cause with substantial…
+ Read MoreAt a felony status conference Feb. 1, Judge Craig Iscoe denied a motion for a man accused of fatally shooting 28-year-old Jamar Morris to be released from jail. Stephon Marquis…
+ Read MoreAt an Oct. 5 hearing, DC Superior Court Judge Craig Iscoe addressed a defendant’s request to withdraw his guilty plea and cancel sentencing in connection to a 2019 homicide. Darius…
+ Read MoreA defendant who pleaded guilty to manslaughter and escaping prison was sentenced Sept. 30. On Dec. 19, 2019, Bernard Coleman III, 29, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the fatal…
+ Read MoreIn a July 26 hearing, a homicide defendant demanded new attorneys. Daryl Thompson, 33, also known as Darryl Tompkims, is indicted on 14 charges, including two counts of first-degree murder…
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