Can a excused juvinal be charged with murder/life with no parole with no evidence or no eyewitness?

Question

HE WAS 17YEARS OLD WHEN INCIDENT HAPPENED.BEEN LOCKED UP BEFORE TRAILED FOR 3 YEARS.WAS 20 YEARZ OLD WHEN WENT TO TRAIL,VERDICT CAME BACK "GUILTY",

the victims dead.ppl that was with victim gave a totally different description of the shooter.everyone gave different stories.all witnesses is locked up during trail.

hes waiting 4 a appeal now.

police lost the w22 forms.copz where in the wrong ,even judge was confused about how they got the excused killer with no one steppin up or no leading evidence to this case.

Answer 1

If there was no evidence, it will be reversed on appeal. However, it seems that you merely believe that the State's evidence was not credible. It is the jury's job to decide who they believed, and an appellate court will not reverse on an issue of credibility.

Answer 2

IF he was CONVICTED, the jury obviously believes there WAS evidence. Most states allow 17 year olds to be tried as adults in some cases. If someone is tried as an adult, they can be sentenced to life without possibility of parole. Since your question implies that is a CHARGE, not a sentence, I suspect you don't understand what happened in the case. If it took 3 years for the case to come to trial, and the defense did not get the case thrown out for being denied a speedy trial, it is likely the defense requested several delays. This indicates there was PLENTY of evidence to consider when preparing the case.

Answer 3

at 17 most likely charged as an adult plus age at time of conviction has nothing to due with it

Answer 4

I'm sure there is more here than you are telling us - show us the facts of the case, not just your side of the story.