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Judge Denies Murder Defendant’s Request to Withdraw Guilty Plea
A DC Superior Court judge denied a murder defendant's request to withdraw his guilty plea. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge denied a murder defendant's request to withdraw his guilty plea. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge sentenced a man to 10 years in prison for a shooting that killed an innocent bystander. Read more »
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A defendant who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder is seeking to withdraw his guilty plea. In February 2020, 21-year-old Elijah Jarmon pleaded guilty to second-degree murder while armed in relation to the shooting of 18-year-old Taquan Pinkney. Read more »
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Green was acquitted of the murder charge on Aug. Read more »
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The prosecution in a murder case plans to retest DNA evidence. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge scheduled a status hearing to discuss evidence in a homicide case. Read more »
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At a defense attorney’s request, a DC Superior Court judge continued an Aug. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge held two homicide defendants during presentments on July 27. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge ruled that there was evidence against a homicide defendant to bring his case to trial. Jamall Thornton, 26, is charged with second-degree murder while armed in the shooting of 35-year-old Antoine Pierce. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge scheduled a jury trial for a defendant in a 2018 homicide. Read more »
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On Feb. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge continued a Feb. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court Judge held two and released 37 defendants during their initial hearings on Dec. Read more »
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A DC Superior Court judge continued a murder defendant’s felony status conference. Nequan Carthens is charged with second-degree murder while armed for allegedly shooting Lagioria Brinkley, on March 20, on the 1900 block of 16 Street, SE. Read more »
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“I cannot remember the last time I found no probable cause in a murder case,” said DC Superior Court Judge Neal Kravitz after a few minutes of deliberation. During a Nov. Read more »