Maine's Supreme Judicial Court has turned down the appeal of a man convicted in a drunk driving hit-and-run that killed a UMaine student.
24 year-old Garrett Cheney is serving seven years for running down Jordyn Bakely of Camden on a street in Orono in January 2010.
He was convicted of manslaughter.
In his appeal, Cheney claimed there wasn't enough evidence to support the conviction.
The high court rejected his argument.
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