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Alex Murdaugh: New Judge to Decide If Convicted Family Killer Gets New Trial

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December 29, 2023

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The disgraced South Carolina lawyer convicted of killing his wife and son is pushing for a new murder trial over allegations of jury tampering. A hearing will be held in the coming months to decide whether Alex Murdaugh’s case will be presented in front of a new jury. A new judge, retired South Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Jean Toal, will oversee Murdaugh’s hearing after Judge Clifton Newman withdrew himself from the high-profile case. Law&Crime’s Angenette Levy discusses the jury tampering allegations and Murdaugh’s potential for a new trial with attorneys Joe McCulloch and Ronnie Richter in this episode of Crime Fix, a daily show that dives deep into the most trending stories in true crime.

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