Rapper Corey Miller, known as C-Murder, was at his Louisiana home under house arrest Tuesday after having his murder conviction overturned.
Miller posted $500,000 bond Monday night, more than a week after the Louisiana Supreme Court wiped out his second-degree murder conviction and life in prison sentence for the 2002 slaying of a teenager outside a club in Harvey, La., MTV.com reported Tuesday.
The high court ruled prosecutors should have told the jury about the criminal pasts of witnesses who testified against Miller. No decision has been made on whether he would be tried again.
Miller's attorney said his client would remain under home confinement until prosecutors announce whether or not he would stand trial again.
Miller also put up $250,000 bond in an attempted murder case filed against him Baton Rouge. A May 30 date has been set for first motions in his trial for allegedly shooting a club owner and patron in August 2001.
Miller posted $500,000 bond Monday night, more than a week after the Louisiana Supreme Court wiped out his second-degree murder conviction and life in prison sentence for the 2002 slaying of a teenager outside a club in Harvey, La., MTV.com reported Tuesday.
The high court ruled prosecutors should have told the jury about the criminal pasts of witnesses who testified against Miller. No decision has been made on whether he would be tried again.
Miller's attorney said his client would remain under home confinement until prosecutors announce whether or not he would stand trial again.
Miller also put up $250,000 bond in an attempted murder case filed against him Baton Rouge. A May 30 date has been set for first motions in his trial for allegedly shooting a club owner and patron in August 2001.
