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 »

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 »

During a status hearing May 14, the defense and prosecution in a murder case said they were in the midst of discussing potential plea agreements. Read more »

During a hearing May 2, the defense in a murder case requested another status hearing. Read more »

During a preliminary hearing May 2, the defense sought to discredit the prosecution’s theory.  Roscoe Jones is charged with felony murder while armed for his alleged role in the death of 33-year-old Mark Mosley on the 600 block of 46th Place, SE on Feb. Read more »

The prosecution in a murder case requested to change a murder defendant’s trial date, citing a scheduling conflict. Read more »

During a hearing April 1, a defense attorney in a murder case said she was seeking a new trial date due to a scheduling conflict. Read more »

With nearly two weeks until a murder defendant’s trial begins, he chose to waive his right to new counsel amid a potential conflict of interest. Read more »

During a preliminary hearing March 15, a judge allowed a defense attorney to withdraw from a murder case. Read more »

              During a status hearing Jan. Read more »

A public defender told a judge Jan. Read more »

Hours after counsel delivered closing arguments, a jury found a murder defendant guilty of first-degree murder while armed. Read more »

During a status hearing, defense attorneys in a 2015 murder case told a judge that their client acted in self-defense and requested evidence to support their theory. Read more »

Nearly a week before a trial was scheduled to begin, a murder defendant requested to change counsel. Read more »

During a felony status conference, a prosecutor argued that a 16-year-old murder defendant should be held in jail and not at a youth rehabilitation facility. Read more »