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Colorado’s Court of Appeals just overturned the homicide convictions of two paramedics in the death of Elijah McClain, sending the case back for new trials on the criminally negligent homicide charges due to flawed jury instructions about “standard of care.” The 2019 incident, which preceded George Floyd’s death, sparked national scrutiny over police tactics and EMS practices, leading many agencies to restrict ketamine use. While one assault conviction was upheld, the reversal reignites painful debates around race, justice, and medical response — and the state attorney general plans to appeal, keeping the legal battle far from over.
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