New trial ordered in Campbell County arson case
The trial for
According to the attorney general's office, Brandner will be retried on all charges and has been released on bond pending the new trial.
Brandner was found guilty by a
Immediately following the February trial, Brandner's attorney,
-- That she acted with the intent to destroy the
-- That those she aided and abetted acted with the intent to destroy the bar.
The jury asked if one criteria or the other could be used to determine guilt. The judge's response was yes. In essence, Schreiber said that answer was incorrect.
Judge
In written arguments against a new trial, prosecutors said the jury instruction only pertained to Brandner's guilt or innocence of the aiding and abetting charge. Therefore, they said, she shouldn't be allowed a new trial on all three charges. Prosecutors also argued that objections about jury instruction language should have been raised at the time the instructions were finalized.
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