Malicious Destruction of Property—Not Guilty Verdict

It took a matter of minutes for the jury to return with a not guilty verdict in a malicious destruction of property case. The jury heard that the client may have broken the complainant’s heart, but he did not break her windows.

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Malicious Destruction of Property—Not Guilty Verdict