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Murder Defendant Pleads Not Guilty
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During a status hearing Aug 13, a murder defendant told a judge that he was satisfied with the independent DNA testing done by his counsel. Read more »
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After nearly two weeks of murder trial, the prosecution and the defense rested their cases. Gary Proctor, 41, was indicted by a Grand Jury in 2016 on charges of first-degree murder while armed, possession of a firearm during a crime of violence, unlawful possession of firearm during a crime of violence, carrying a pistol outside a home or business and unlawful possession of ammunition. Read more »
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A defense attorney for a murder defendant claimed June 24 that the prosecution was stragetically ambushing him by changing the focus of a motions hearing last-minute. Read more »
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Defense counsel for a murder defendant said they have begun the process of DNA testing during a status hearing on June 14. Read more »
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During a status hearing June 14, counsel for the Department of Corrections (DOC) was unable to provide answers to a majority of questions asked by a judge, causing more setbacks in the progression of a murder case. Read more »
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During a status hearing June 14, a murder defendant waived his right to independently test DNA evidence. Read more »
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During a status hearing May 16, the prosecution notified the court that they are in the midst of conducting a third round of DNA testing in a murder case. Read more »
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During a trial readiness hearing May 15, the prosecution argued to continue a murder trial by at least six months because their eyewitness is unfit to testify. Read more »