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Karen Read Murder Retrial: What to Know as Prosecution Rests
The prosecution rested their case on Thursday in the second murder trial of Karen Read, the woman accused of killing her ex-boyfriend and Boston police officer John O’Keefe. It comes after more than a month of testimony with the jury hearing from nearly 40 witnesses.
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The Supreme Court denied Karen Read’s request to pause her retrial. What comes next?A single justice of the U.S. Supreme Court declined to pause Karen Read’s second murder trial as the court decides whether to take up her double jeopardy appeal. Justice Ketanji Brown ...
Karen Read, the woman accused of killing her police ... Read filed the petition with the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday requesting the court throw out charges of second-degree murder and ...
The U.S. Supreme Court will not delay Karen Read’s second murder trial on claims of double jeopardy, setting the stage for opening statements to be presented next week. Read’s attorneys had ...
Attorneys in Karen Read’s second murder trial are questioning their list of witnesses, moving to a dog bite expert brought ...
The Karen Read murder retrial has nearly enough jurors seated to begin and on Wednesday got a green light of sorts when the U.S. Supreme Court declined a defense request to stay the case.
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