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Karen Read trial: Sides debate key issues as trial approaches
The judge and lawyers in the Karen Read case on Thursday settled many — but not all — of the issues that were left to decide before the trial, one of Massachusetts’ most closely watched legal sagas, begins next week.
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Karen Read trial: What's next now that the jury has been seated?
Opening statements are just days away after jurors have been selected in the murder trial against Karen Read.
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Karen Read trial jury selected; opening statements expected Monday
The court has settled on 19 jurors in the Karen Read trial, a number that will be whittled down to 16. It also appears the judge may move the trial to a smaller courtroom. Opening statements are expected Monday....
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Jury selection continues in Karen Read trial
A total of 19 jurors were selected by Monday in the Karen Read trial, but due to some jurors expressing hardships of some form, empanelment continues Wednesday.
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Karen Read trial jury selected; judge open to moving courtrooms
The jury has been seated in the Karen Read trial, according to the defense, after a weeklong jury selection process. The jury has been seated in the Karen Read trial, according to the defense, after a weeklong jury selection process.
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Karen Read trial: Jury selection resumes Wednesday
Jury selection continues Wednesday in the Karen Read trial. She’s accused of murdering her boyfriend, a Boston police officer, in 2022.
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‘Turtleboy' in court for witness intimidation case tied to Karen Read investigation
The controversial blogger Aidan Kearney was in Norfolk Superior Court for his witness intimidation case, tied to the Karen Read murder investigation, Tuesday. Inside, his attorney made the argument that the state is intentionally withholding documents to slow the case down. Outside, Kearney was confronted by a Youtuber from Florida who set off a Facebook Live battle.
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After court appearance, ‘Turtleboy' says case against him ‘can't succeed on the merits'
Aidan Kearney, the controversial blogger known as “Turtleboy,” appeared in court Tuesday for a pre-trial hearing in connection with the murder case against Karen Read. Kearney has extensively covered the case in hundreds of blog posts, bringing heightened attention to Read’s claims that she is being framed for the killing of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe, in a...
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Discussion and analysis as jury selection continues in Karen Read trial
While seven more jurors were chosen Monday, the process will pick back up Wednesday as the defense and prosecution prepare for opening statements.
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Karen Read trial: Jury selection continues Monday
It’s now jury selection Day 4 in the Karen Read murder trial. The goal Monday will be to fill the four open spots in the jury, as 12 jurors were impaneled last week.
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The search for 16 jurors continues in Karen Read trial
Another day of jury selection will begin Monday inside a Dedham, Massachusetts, courthouse. Only four more jurors are needed before opening statements can begin in the Karen Read murder trial
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Karen Read jury selection drags on, likely pushing back trial start date
Nineteen jurors have been selected to serve in the Karen Read trial, one of Massachusetts’ most closely watched legal sagas, as of Monday, but opening arguments appeared to remain days away.
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With 4 jurors still to be chosen, selection in Karen Read case continues next week
More than half of the people who will serve on the Karen Read murder trial jury have been picked after two days of jury selection. Meanwhile, NBC10 Boston obtained the jury questionnaire from the clerk’s office of the Norfolk Superior Court.
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Four more jurors needed for Karen Read murder trial
Week one of the Karen Read murder trial is set to end Friday, but the same can’t be said about jury selection process. Four spots remain on the jury panel.
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4 more jurors need to be seated in Karen Read trial
Twelve jurors have been seated and four more alternates are needed in the high-profile murder trial against Karen Read.
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4 jury spots remain unfilled in Karen Read Trial
Three days in, there are still four jury spots to fill in the Karen Read trial. The search resumes Monday, with the trial expected to last six to eight weeks.
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Day 3: Jury selection continues in the Karen Read trial
It’s Day 3 of the Karen Read trial and only 52 potential jurors are being evaluated Thursday. There are five spots left on the panel.
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Karen Read trial: Five more jurors need before opening statements
Significant progress has been made on selecting a jury for the Karen Read trial. But it’s not over yet. Here’s how many more jurors are needed before opening statements begin.
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Karen Read jury selection done for the week with 4 spots unfilled
More than half of the people who will serve on the Karen Read murder trial jury have been picked after two days of jury selection. Meanwhile, NBC10 Boston obtained the jury questionnaire from the clerk’s office of the Norfolk Superior Court.
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11 jurors seated in Karen Read trial
Jury selection continued in the high-profile Karen Read murder trial Wednesday.