‘Teflon defendant’ gets another legal win

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The man known as the “Teflon defendant” for his ability to beat criminal charges has won another legal ruling.

A grand jury indicted Corey A. Moore — who earned the “Teflon” moniker when he made it through four mistrials in a 1994 D.C. murder case before prosecutors dropped the charge — on gun and drug charges in October.

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