If you did not testify that he committed the crime, then someone else must have done so, or there must be physical evidence such as fingerprints, videos, etc. I seriously doubt that recanting character testimony would lead to a new trial. If he has an appeal lawyer you can contact him about it. Go to http://courts.mi.gov/opinions_orders/case_search/pages/default.aspx and click on By Party Name, then enter his last name and first name. If he has an appeal it will be listed, and you can click on the link and find the name of his attorney. If you testified falsely at his trial, that could possibly subject you to a charge of perjury. You are legally required not to lie when testifying in court. Your feelings of anger toward him do not detract from the other proof that I assume the prosecutor had against him. If he wanted the plea bargain offer, he should have taken it. He cannot take the offer now that he has been convicted at trial. The decision to reject the plea was his, no matter what you recommended. If he wins a reversal then they might or might not offer him another deal.
Answered on Oct 02nd, 2017 at 2:46 PM