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Holdout Juror in Clancy Case, Karen Read Parallels, & Future of Reiner Defense, with Alan Jackson
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42:07Now PlayingIn The Well hosts Mark Geragos and Matt Murphy are joined by criminal defense attorney Alan Jackson to discuss their early days working alongside each other in California including the case of Kazuyoshi Miura dubbed “Japanese OJ,” the murder of legendary racing innovator Mickey Thompson, the lawyers discuss the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy trial, the bombshell revelation of one holdout juror, why this juror may skew towards the prosecution, why the judge read the instruction on reasonable doubt again, why defense attorney Kevin Reddington will continue to push for the holdout juror’s removal, why Matt would have loved to have seen Alan face off against Kevin Reddington, Mark asks Alan about his experience with a hung jury in the first Karen Read trial, the lawyers laugh about a specific swear word from the Read trials, Alan recounts how Karen Read was an integral member of the defense team, Matt asks Alan if he would consider rejoining Nick Reiner’s defense team, Mark and Matt discuss the criticisms they both have received regarding their thoughts on the Lindsay Clancy trial, why positive constructive friendship is so important right now, and more.
Mark Geragos
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