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C-MURDER'S MURDER CONVICTION OVERTURNED

Corey "C-Murder" Miller, the brother of No Limit founder

Percy"Master P" Miller, may be released from prison as

early as today after the Louisiana Supreme Court's decision

Friday (March 10) to overturn his murder conviction.

The rapper was convicted of second-degree murder in

the shooting death of 16-year-old Steven Thomas following an

altercation inside of the Platinum Club in Jefferson Parish,

Louisiana in January 2002. Miller pleaded not guilty to

second-degree murder and was held on $2 million bond.

But it was later revoked after authorities claimed he bribed

two Jefferson Parish officers to smuggle a cell phone and

charger into the prison. Prosecutors said Miller planned to

use the equipment to make phone calls in an attempt

influence trial witnesses.

At a Dec. 2003 hearing to appeal the verdict, a woman who testified for the prosecution revealed she did not actually see Miller fire the shots, reports Allhiphop.com.

The witness added that she saw another man, known as

"Calliope Slim," brandishing a gun moments before the

shooting.The appeal hearing also revealed that detectives

in the original case cleared parking tickets and a felony theft

arrest warrant for one of the witnesses' friends in exchange for testimony. The defense argued that it casts doubt on the

credibility of the witnesses.

Last month, the Louisiana Supreme Court granted a

request from Miller for a new trial, putting the next step in

the hands of the prosecution to decide if they will retry the artist's second-degree murder case.