Darius Miles

A judge in Tuscaloosa County has denied bond to Darius Miles, the former Alabama basketball player charged with capital murder in January.

Defense attorneys are seeking to subpoena four witnesses for a second hearing in the Jamea Harris capital murder case later this month.

One of the most enigmatic figures in a deadly shooting on the Tuscaloosa Strip has been subpoenaed to appear in court later this month, which could shed light on pivotal aspects of the case.

Former Alabama basketball player Darius Miles pleaded not guilty to capital murder in a motion filed Monday morning.

The request follows a groundbreaking report showing inconsistencies between testimony brought forth in an earlier hearing and video footage from the evening.

Don Hartley: "But instead of reveling in the aura of the winningest season in Alabama Men’s Basketball history, [Miller] is hounded by one night’s lack of good judgement."

The Crimson Tide holds onto its one-game lead in the SEC with just three games remaining in the season. Miller's 41-point effort is the seventh highest single game mark in Alabama program history.

Following the preliminary hearing in the capital murder case involving Darius Miles and Michael Davis, the judge denied the bonds of both men Tuesday afternoon.

During the preliminary hearing in the capital murder case against Darius Miles and Michael Davis, Davis's attorney claimed the victim's boyfriend fired a weapon first, causing him to act in self-defense.

A VCU investigator says Miles handed the shooter the .40 caliber handgun used in the mid-January shooting.