Prosecution Overreach v. Jury Common Sense
Two cars were dragging and hit a third car, killing its occupants. The prosecutor really stretched and tried to convict of "second-degree murder under the legal theory of implied malice." On a theory, I guess, that every time you speed you have a malicious intent.
The jury thought about it, applied common sense, and rejected the theory. They did not let the drivers go; they convicted the drivers of the appropriate offense: manslaughter.