Fifteen-year-old Jonathan Miller faces a mandatory life sentence after a Georgia jury convicted the teen of felony murder in the Nov. 2 beating death of Joshua Belluardo. Miller hit 13-year-old Belluardo in the back of the head after both boys got off a school bus. Defense lawyer Bruce S. Harvey, visibly upset after the verdict, said he had "a ton" of grounds for appeal, which include local passion following the student killing spree at a Colorado high school.
May 10, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Juror Wesley Anderson says he had no choice but to convict 15-year-oldJonathan Miller of felony murder, a crime that carries a mandatory lifesentence.
When he and other jurors examined definitions of the charges against Miller-felonymurder, aggravated battery and aggravated assault-they believed AssistantDistrict Attorney Rachelle L. Carnesale had proved all three, Andersonsays.
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