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Homicide Case Continues to Await Indictment

Details A DC Superior Court judge recommended that the prosecution use a thumb drive to exchange large amounts evidence with the defense in a murder case that is currently awaiting indictment. ... Read More

Judge Says Prosecution’s Case is Strong, Finds Probable Cause for Homicide

Details 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... Read More

Prosecution Moves Towards Returning an Indictment in Homicide Case

Details A DC Superior Court judge continued a felony status conference as the prosecution confirmed they were moving towards returning an indictment. Terrell Poe, 34, is charged with first-degree murder while... Read More

Judge Hears 3 Murder Cases

Details On Feb. 18, DC Superior Court Judge Jonathan Pittman presided over hearings for three murder cases. Christian Arndt, 28, is accused of beating his 54-year-old father, Donald Arndt, to death... Read More

Sex Abuse Defendant Wants Judge to Reconsider Denied Motion

By D.C. Witness Staff - February 4, 2021
Court | Daily Stories | Homicides | Suspects |

Details During a Feb. 4 hearing that comes almost one year after a DC Superior Court judge denied a sex abuse defendant’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea, the case’s defense... Read More

Double Homicide Defendant Receives New Counsel

Details A DC Superior Court judge continued a hearing for a double homicide case, so a newly appointed defense attorney could have more time to familiarize herself with the case. George... Read More

Judge Dismisses Murder Case After Not Finding Probable Cause

Details A murder defendant’s case was dismissed after a DC Superior Court judge ruled that the prosecution did not have enough evidence to go to trial. Jonathan Jenkins, 29, was charged... Read More

Judge Reschedules A Murder Hearing After Defendant Refuses COVID-19 Test

Details A hearing to determine if a murder case has enough evidence to move to trial was rescheduled because the defendant refused to be tested for COVID-19. Jonathan Jenkins, 29, is... Read More

Domestic Violence Defendant Rejects Plea Deal for Felony

By D.C. Witness Staff - September 29, 2020
Court | Daily Stories | Homicides | Suspects |

Details A domestic violence defendant rejected a plea deal and had his pretrial release conditions modified. The defendant is charged with felony assault with intent to kill while armed. The Sept.... Read More

Judge Schedules Hearing to Determine if Prosecution Has Enough Evidence to Bring A Murder Case to Trial

Details On Sept. 17, a DC Superior Court judge scheduled a hearing to determine if a second-degree murder case has enough evidence to go to trial. Jonathan Jenkins, 29, is charged... Read More

Judge Schedules New Hearing for Murder Case

Details On Sept. 16, DC Superior Court Judge Neal Kravitz scheduled a new hearing to determine if a murder case has enough evidence to go to trial. Ravel Mills, 26, is... Read More

Psychologist to Assess Defendant’s Mental Competency

Details On Aug. 27, a DC Superior Court judge allowed a defense attorney to use her own psychologist to review his client’s competency to stand trial. Devonte Wright is charged with... Read More