Past Cases

1. United States v. Michael Woody: A 2001 acquittal of a Tennessee man charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana, aggravated assault, robbery and firearms charges. The verdict of "Not Guilty" was obtained on all counts despite the presence of three codefendants, all of whom testified against the defendant.

2. State of Mississippi v. Jimmy Commer: a 2001 acquittal of a man charged with the capital murder of a 3-year old boy due to SBS (shaken-baby-syndrome). The jury returned a verdict of "Not Guilty" despite the presence of seven expert witnesses, all of whom testified for the prosecution.

3. State of Mississippi v. Jolee Glenn: a 2000 acquittal of a mother charged with the manslaughter death of her young daughter by carbon monoxide poisoning.