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Karen Read retrial hearing is in ‘unprecedented’ territory as several jurors come forward
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0:35Now PlayingKaren Read’s case is headed for “relatively unprecedented” territory after her lawyers claimed the jurors agreed to acquit her of murdering her cop-boyfriend before a mistrial was declared, according to legal experts.
A Massachusetts judge is set to rule on the issue Monday.
“What makes this unprecedented is the jury’s gone. The jury has been discharged,” lawyer Mike Thaler told The Post. “They never had a verdict, and the lawyers are essentially asking to rule that there should have been a verdict on those charges.”
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