Milly Smith Acquitted of Second-Degree Harassment Charge in Watertown Trial
Milly Smith was found not guilty of second-degree harassment in a bench trial held in Watertown on Friday.
Watertown, NY, September 18, 2026 —
Watertown, NY – Milly Smith was found not guilty of second-degree harassment following a bench trial conducted in Watertown on Friday. The verdict concluded the legal proceedings concerning the charge.
A bench trial is a case tried by a judge alone, without a jury. The proceedings in Watertown on Friday determined the outcome for Smith regarding the second-degree harassment accusation.
The specific details leading to the harassment charge, the nature of the alleged actions, or the parties involved beyond Milly Smith were not provided in the summary of the trial outcome. The duration of the trial or the specific arguments presented by either the prosecution or the defense were also not detailed.
Following the verdict on Friday, Milly Smith is no longer subject to penalties associated with a conviction for second-degree harassment. The legal status of the case is now resolved with the acquittal.
The summary provided did not include information regarding the prosecutor’s office, the defense attorney representing Milly Smith, or the presiding judge. Further details regarding the evidentiary proceedings or the judge’s reasoning for the not guilty verdict were not available.
Story summarized from the original created by By JONATHON WHEELER, jwheeler@wdt.net on www.nny360.com, see more information here.
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