Jurors Deliberate Multiple High-Profile Manslaughter and Murder Trials Including 2022 L’Ecume II Collision

Jury deliberations are ongoing in several high-profile trials involving fatal incidents. In Jersey, Lewis Carr was cleared of manslaughter in the 2022 fatal collision between the Condor ship Commodore Goodwill and the L’Ecume II trawler, which killed three fishermen; his co-defendant Artur Sevash-Zade's verdict remains pending amid debates over the adequacy of their attention and communication during the incident. In Atlanta, the jury is considering the case against Julian Conley, accused of fatally shooting 8-year-old Secoriea Turner during 2020 racial unrest, with prosecution presenting video evidence and the defense challenging the identification of the shooter. In Missoula, jury deliberations continued in the trial of Miles Miller, charged with fatally stabbing his mother and concealing evidence, with prosecution emphasizing incriminating notes and DNA evidence, while the defense questioned investigation integrity. Meanwhile, in Florida, Ryan Routh faces charges including attempted assassination of President Donald Trump during the 2024 campaign; after a largely self-represented defense, the jury began deliberations following extensive prosecution testimony. These cases highlight complex legal battles involving issues of evidence reliability, defendant conduct, and serious criminal allegations affecting public safety and political figures.