A Double Jeopardy Court Case

High court denies Karen Read's double jeopardy claim

The state's top court ruled Tuesday that Karen Read can be retried on all previous charges in the death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe. The court rejected her attorneys' bid to dismiss two of the three counts.

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Karen Read Loses Murder Retrial Appeal Arguing Double Jeopardy

Karen Read must face another trial on charges that she murdered her police officer boyfriend and fled the scene, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held Tuesday in her high-profile appeal.

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Karen Read loses double jeopardy appeal in Boston cop slaying case, will receive new trial

Massachusetts Supreme Court denies Karen Read's bid to have murder charges thrown out on grounds of double jeopardy in murder of police officer boyfriend.

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Mass. SJC denies Karen Read double jeopardy appeal

Karen Read asked Massachusetts' highest court to dismiss two of the three criminal charges she faced in connection with the death of John O'Keefe.

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Karen Read case: Massachusetts’ top court to release opinion on double jeopardy appeal

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will issue its ruling this morning in Karen Read’s appeal asking that her murder charge be dropped on the basis of a double jeopardy claim. “Today’s opinions: Read v.

In Karen Read SJC decision, legal experts see a court ‘above the fray’

Karen Read's murder case has garnered immense public attention. The Supreme Judicial Court "[couldn't] care less," one expert ...

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Supreme Court Allows Prosecutors to Retry Men Amid Double Jeopardy Concerns

Two years after overturning his conviction for wire fraud, the Supreme Court is again being asked to decide the fate of Buffalo developer Louis Ciminelli.

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Karen Read case: SJC rejects defense bid to drop two charges

The SJC, the state’s highest court, has issued its long-awaited decision on Karen Read’s bid to drop two of her charges.

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Fourth Department dismisses weapon conviction over double jeopardy

The Appellate Division of state Supreme Court, Fourth Department, has dismissed a weapon conviction on double jeopardy ...

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