Verdict ‘not supported by legally sufficient evidence’

By: Bennett Loudon October 10, 2017 Comments Off

An appellate court has dismissed the indictment against a man convicted of third-degree criminally negligent homicide after he drove his car into a park, hitting two children, killing one. On May 9, 2011, James Bradley, 57, suffered a seizure and drove his car onto a field at School 33, on Webster Avenue, leaving a 7-year-old boy ...

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Appellate court tosses homicide conviction

Verdict ‘not supported by legally sufficient evidence’

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