The appellate judges’ decision meant that how Jonathan Aledda's former SWAT commander trained him "directly related to whether Aledda properly or negligently responded to the circumstances with which he was confronted."
February 17, 2022 at 03:42 PM
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A Fort Lauderdale attorney said that a Florida appellate court ruling clarifies how high the burden of proof is for criminal culpable negligence.
Third District Court of Appeal Judges Edwin Scales, Eric Hendon and Bronwyn Miller overturned the conviction of Jonathan Aledda, a North Miami police officer who shot at an unarmed man with autism, and hit his mental health therapist, who had been standing adjacent to the man.
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L-R: Third District Court of Appeal Judges Edwin Scales, Eric Hendon and Bronwyn Miller. ALM/Courtesy photos
