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The U.S. Court of Appeals has vacated the conviction and sentence related to the murder of Arizona border patrol agent Brian Terry. The decision was made after the court determined that the suspect did not receive a fair trial, citing violations of constitutional rights. The family of Brian Terry has reacted to the overturning of the conviction.
"Appeals court vacates conviction, sentence for Arizona border agent Brian Terry's murder." (via @RafaelCarranza) https://t.co/AA3ouzRB23
Appeals court vacates conviction, sentence for Arizona border agent Brian Terry's murder https://t.co/0CbtZjvjXq
The U.S. Court of Appeals recently ruled on Friday that the suspect did not get a fair trial, saying that some of his constitutional rights were violated. https://t.co/dbeyXTvjxL
