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Judge Grants Rehab For Murder Defendant

DC Superior Court Judge Anthony Epstein granted a homicide defendant’s request to attend a 28 day residential drug rehabilitation program as part of his release conditions on Sept. Read more »

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D.C. Witness Exclusive: Increase in Stabbings Only Part of Inmate Safety Problem at DC Jail

Frustration about jail security boiled over during a hearing on June 25 in the DC Superior Court.  Arguing for his client’s immediate release under an emergency motion, Public Defender Jason Tulley told DC Superior Court Judge Robert Okun, “The DC Jail is horrible!”  Tulley said that murder suspect Jahi Settles, 23, is forced to live under conditions that violate constitutional provisions against cruel and unusual punishment. Read more »

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Judge Pushes Parties to Agree on Murder Trial Calendar

A homicide defendant’s lawyer informed DC Superior Court Judge Rainey Brandt he will file a motion for a speedy trial, as both parties struggle to agree on a date for the proceeding.  Admonishing both parties in a June 13 hearing, the judge said "This is not a slam dunk case." Emerita Garcia, 45, is charged with second-degree murder for her alleged involvement in assisting her son in the fatal shooting of Larry Thomas, 27, on Aug. Read more »

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Judge Grants Request for Delay for Competency Evaluation

DC Superior Court Judge Maribeth Raffinan granted a defense attorney’s motion to delay sentencing in a homicide case, voicing concern for his clients’ mental competency, during a June 13 hearing.  Jamari Payne, 22, was originally charged with second-degree murder while armed for the shooting of 57-year-old Bacilio Villatoro on Sept. Read more »

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Lost Video Evidence Leads to Murder Case Dismissal

Prosecutors in a homicide case alerted DC Superior Court Judge Michael O’Keefe that they were dismissing a defendant’s case following allegations of lost evidence, during a June 10 hearing.  Ronnie Melson, 42, also known as “Snobs”, was charged with first-degree murder while armed and possession of a firearm during a crime of violence for allegedly shooting 41-year-old Demetrius Jones. Read more »