New Mexico Judge Dismisses Indictment Against Timothy Busfield
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A New Mexico judge dismissed an indictment against actor Timothy Busfield involving child sexual abuse or sexual assault charges, according to reports from AP, The New York Times, Fox News, Reuters and Deadline.
AP and Deadline reported that the dismissal was based on prosecutorial misconduct. The charges were tossed.
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WHAT IT FLAGGED editor revise: Delete the unsupported commentary about the limits of the reports. - "but the reports did not indicate whether prosecutors could seek a new indictment": This is commentary about what the source material does not say rather than a reported fact.
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New Mexico Judge Dismisses Indictment Against Timothy Busfield
A New Mexico judge dismissed an indictment against actor Timothy Busfield involving child sexual abuse or sexual assault charges, according to reports from AP, The New York Times, Fox News, Reuters and Deadline.
AP and Deadline reported that the dismissal was based on prosecutorial misconduct. The charges were tossed, but the reports did not indicate whether prosecutors could seek a new indictment.tossed.
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