Judge's Ruling on Admissible Evidence
A judge has ruled that six previous acts of Tavaris Jackson, accused of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend in 2023, can be raised at his upcoming trial.
Jackson, 35, is facing charges of open murder in the death of his ex-girlfriend in July 2023.
Judge John Economopoulos stated that six of the nine acts sought to be included as evidence by the Michigan Attorney General's Office have relevance in the case.
- The ruling was made during a virtual appearance by Jackson in the 47th Circuit Court of Delta County.
- The prosecution can now use these six previous acts as evidence in the trial.
Author's summary: Judge allows previous acts as evidence in murder trial.
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