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Karen Read retrial not good for prosecution: Mark Geragos | Banfield
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10:56Now PlayingRenowned criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos joins NewsNation as the high-profile Karen Read case returns to court. Opening statements in her retrial begin soon, in the same Massachusetts courthouse, with the same judge, same charges and same explosive facts. Read is accused of running over her police officer boyfriend, while the defense claims she was framed by officers with a vendetta. The jury may already be familiar with the case, but this time, Geragos says, Read’s defense might be going in stronger.
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