A Washington, D.C., judge on Friday denied a motion to dismiss conspiracy and obstruction counts in the government's case against three men charged with crimes tied to the murder of attorney Robert Wone. Judge Lynn Leibovitz called the defense challenge to conspiracy and obstruction counts "meritless." She said certain criteria needed to prove the charges have been met and evidence supports the allegation that there was a "dramatic and massive" effort to alter the crime scene and misdirect the police investigation.
January 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A Washington, D.C., Superior Court judge on Friday denied a motion to dismiss conspiracy and obstruction counts in the government’s case against three men charged with crimes tied to the murder of Washington attorney Robert Wone.
Defense lawyers representing Joseph Price, Victor Zaborsky and Dylan Ward had argued there was insufficient evidence to support the obstruction and conspiracy counts. The attorneys have not filed a motion to dismiss a third count, evidence tampering.
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