#NOT GUILTY FREE#

James, who is being held without bail, is due back in court on July 25. If the jury arent sure that the defendant is guilty then they must find them not guilty. If a defendant is found not guilty, by the magistrate, jury or judge, they will be acquitted and free to go. In numerous rants he posted on YouTube, James, who is Black, made bigoted remarks about people of various backgrounds and railed against New York Mayor Eric Adams and complained about mental health care he received in the city years ago. He was arrested in ManhattanвЂ™s East Village after he called a tip line saying he was at a fast food restaurant in that section of the city.ДЄt least one other person had called the tip line as well.Д®isner-Grynberg declined comment outside court Friday.ДЄ motive for the attack is unclear. Police also said they found the 9mm Glock semiautomatic handgun used in the shooting and traced it to James.Дefense attorney Mia Eisner-Grynberg had cautioned at the time of JamesвЂ™s arrest not to rush to judgement and noted that James alerted police to his whereabouts. Within hours, police named James a вЂњperson of interestвЂќ, then later a suspect.ДЄuthorities said JamesвЂ™s bank card, cellphone and a key to a van he had rented were found at the shooting scene. People scrambled for the exits and ran from the train when it reached the next station. The assailant set off the smoke bombs as the subway car traveled between two stations then opened fire. Videos showed commuters tending to people bleeding on the subway platform.

The shooting during the morning rush hour shut down portions of the transit system in the biggest city in the US, and sparked a widespread manhunt. The shooting victims ranged in age from 16 to 60 all survived.

#NOT GUILTY FULL#

The defendant was arrested April 13, about 30 hours after authorities say he drove from Philadelphia and set off smoke bombs and fired dozens of bullets in a train full of morning commuters as it approached a Brooklyn station. Both counts carry a maximum sentence of life in prison. James, 62, is facing charges of committing a вЂњterroristвЂќ attack or other violence against a mass transportation system and discharging a firearm during a violent crime. Terry Jackson, 41, pleaded not guilty to 23 felonies in connection to the shooting death of Brittany Booker and two attacks on her friend, who is a former girlfriend of JacksonвЂ™s. He said he also attended some trade schools. In early March, a jury convicted Guy Wesley Reffitt, a member of a Texas militia group, of obstructing CongressвЂ™s certification of the 2020 presidential election by helping to lead an advance against the police that resulted in the first violent breach of the building.ДЄ few weeks later, at another nonjury trial, Judge McFadden found Couy Griffin, the founder of a group called Cowboys for Trump, guilty of trespassing during the riot, but not guilty of a second misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct.A man charged with opening fire in a New York City subway train last month in an attack that wounded 10 people has pleaded not guilty Friday to вЂњterrorismвЂќ and other charges.ДЇrank James entered the plea in federal court in Brooklyn, where US District Judge William F Kuntz began the proceeding by asking James, вЂњHow are you doing today?вЂќДЄsked about his educational background, James said he attended public schools in the Bronx before earning a GED. Martin, who once held a top-secret security clearance as a private contractor for the Energy Department, was the third connected to the Capitol attack to go to trial. More than 200 people have already pleaded guilty to misdemeanors connected to the riot. A federal jury found Michael Sussmann, a lawyer for Democrats including the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, not guilty of lying to the FBI when he brought them allegations against Donald.

#NOT GUILTY TRIAL#

But in the wake of the acquittal, some defendants facing low-level charges who might otherwise have entered guilty pleas could feel emboldened to go to trial and test the governmentвЂ™s cases against them. Other judges are not bound by Judge McFaddenвЂ™s analysis of Mr.

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