Pa. Supreme Court asked to replace judge in suspended trooper’s vehicular homicide case - pennlive.com


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Case Overview

State trooper Michael J. Brown, convicted of vehicular homicide, has appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. His petition requests the court to take over his case, void the jury's decision, and order a new trial with a different judge.

Grounds for Appeal

The appeal centers on claims of juror misconduct. Brown argues that the presiding judge, Columbia County Senior Judge Thomas A. James Jr., improperly failed to address these claims and vacate the verdict.

Requested Actions

  • Assumption of jurisdiction by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
  • Vacating the jury's guilty verdict.
  • Granting a new trial before a different judge.
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WELLSBORO — A state trooper found guilty of vehicular homicide has asked the state Supreme Court to assume jurisdiction of his case, vacate the jury verdict and grant a new trial with a different judge.

Michael J. Brown 36, in a petition filed Thursday attacked Columbia County Senior Judge Thomas A. James Jr. for not vacating the verdict due to juror misconduct.

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