Jordan Brown spent seven years in juvenile detention for the murder of his dad’s pregnant girlfriend, Kenzie Houk, before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously overturned his murder conviction due to insufficient evidence.

Closing arguments were made on Wednesday in the Jordan Brown federal civil trial against four former state troopers.

Nearly 16 years after Pennsylvania State Police charged Jordan Brown at age 11 with the shotgun slaying of his father’s pregnant fiancee, a jury has decided that troopers had adequate probable cause to arrest him with homicide.

Closing arguments were made on Wednesday in the Jordan Brown federal civil trial against four former state troopers. Brown is suing the four, claiming sloppy and biased police work resulted in a murder conviction against him when he was only 11 years old — a decision overturned in the state Supreme Court.