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Jan 08, 2021

With Jury Trials On Pause, A Growing Number of Inmates Are Being Held Indefinitely At The D.C. Jail

Experts say the pandemic has created such a backlog at the D.C. Superior Court that many defendants could be held for years before their trials begin.

Jun 21, 2019

Man Sentenced to 30 Years In Fatal Stabbing Of Logan Circle Runner

Police say Anthony Crawford stabbed Wendy Martinez seven times at the intersection of 11th and P Street in Logan Square in September.

Jun 30, 2016

Serial Subject Adnan Syed Is Getting A New Trial

A Baltimore judge has vacated the murder conviction.

Apr 19, 2013

Maryland Man Convicted of Wearing a Mask During D.C. Robbery

A Maryland man was convicted this week of wearing a mask when he committed a robbery.

Apr 12, 2013

Defense Attorneys Want Tape of 911 Call Placed by Resident of Chandra Levy’s Building

Attorneys for the man convicted of killing Chandra Levy have asked to hear the contents of a 911 call made from her building the day she disappeared.

Feb 19, 2013

Saying Prosecution ‘Predicated on a Lie,’ Attorneys for Chandra Levy Killer Could Ask for New Trial

The attorneys for a man convicted of killing Chandra Levy may seek a new trial, saying that the government’s case against their client was “predicated on a lie.”

Dec 20, 2012

Muth Ruled Competent to Stand Trial, Will Represent Himself

Albrecht Muth might be a little odd, but a judge ruled that he’s not crazy enough to avoid standing trial for allegedly killing wife Viola Drath.

Dec 06, 2012

Doctors Say Man Accused of Petworth Hammer Attacks is Competent, Can Face Trial

Doctors have found that a man accused of a string of brutal hammer attacks in Petworth earlier this year is competent to stand trial.

Sep 05, 2012

Albrecht Muth Ruled Fit to Stand Trial

Albrecht Muth has been found competent to stand trial for the August 2011 killing of his wife, Georgetown socialite Viola Drath.

Jun 21, 2012

Judge Finds ‘Occubarn’ Protesters Guilty; One Also Guilty for Indecent Exposure

Members of Occupy D.C. who were arrested last December when the protest group erected a barn-like structure in McPherson Square were found guilty today of disorderly conduct—along with other charges for some—by a magistrate judge in D.C. Superior Court.

 
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