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13:21Now PlayingSwatting calls. Doxxing. A gag order. National protests outside the courthouse. If any case screamed "move this trial somewhere else," it was Karmelo Anthony's. It never left the county where it happened. Resident Legal Diva breaks down change-of-venue law in criminal cases — why it's one of the hardest motions to win, why courts prefer fixing a jury pool over relocating a trial, and what this doctrine means right now for two other of the country's most-watched cases: Tyler Robinson's fight over cameras and publicity in the Charlie Kirk case, and Luigi Mangione's trial, where for once it's prosecutors worried about a jury pool biased in the defendant's favor. This is Episode 1 of the Karmelo Anthony legal series — next up: how the jury itself got picked.
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