Manhattan Supreme Courtroom Decide Gregory Carro dismissed counts of first-degree homicide as terrorism and second-degree homicide as terrorism, discovering the grand jury minutes had been “legally inadequate.”
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Read the Decision: NY State Judge Dismisses Terrorism-Related Charges Against Luigi Mangione
