A DC Superior Court judge delayed a June 4 sentencing hearing for a sex abuse case at the defense’s request.  In January 2020, Jamar Tillman was convicted in a court trial of third-degree sex abuse, assault with intent to commit third-degree sexual abuse, misdemeanor sex abuse, attempted misdemeanor sex abuse, kidnapping and robbery.  Defense attorney Jonathan Zucker requested a forensic screening to determine if his 37-year-old client is competent both to proceed to sentencing and to get standby counsel to assist him in the case. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge sentenced a domestic violence defendant to 18 months for attempted assault with a dangerous weapon. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge decided he would wait to rule on an attorney's request to change a murder defendant's classification at St. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge granted a murder defendant’s request for new counsel. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge granted a defense attorney’s request for power to obtain evidence in a homicide case. Read more »

A defendant accused of fracturing his daughter’s skull pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of second-degree cruelty to children in court. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge sentenced a defendant to serve five years for an armed robbery that led to a fatal shooting. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge rescheduled a motion hearing for a homicide defendant. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge dismissed the cases against two defendants charged in connection with a triple homicide that happened last year after ruling they did not have enough evidence to go to trial. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge scheduled a trial readiness hearing for a murder case. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge continued a status hearing for two homicide defendants. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge scheduled another status hearing to allow time for a homicide defendant to be indicted. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge ruled that a murder case has enough evidence to go to trial. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge ruled that a homicide case has enough evidence to go to trial and said it is more likely than not that a jury would find the defendant guilty. Read more »

A DC Superior Court judge ruled that a murder case has enough evidence to go to trial.  Isaac Moye, 43, is charged with second-degree murder in the death of 24-year-old Unique Harris. Read more »