Karen Read, The Massachusetts The woman charged in the death of his boyfriend police officer filed an emergency petition with the US Supreme court Seeking immediate stay of her high re-trial.
While the selection of the jury is slowly pulling in Dedjam, Monday, the Čitli were asked to pause the procedure so that the trial could review whether its re-trial was unconstitutional.
The reading defense claims that the constitutional rights of their clients are violated under the double endangered clause after more than one jury is allegedly overdue that it is released to two of the three charges.
The Supreme Court has not yet made a decision whether or not to drop those allegations, which encouraged the entire team to seek its trial.
“Read respectfully claims that double protection in her petition is simply too important to be forced to be read for murder to murder that she has previously gave her peers, they wrote her.
The petition “reading claims that he will schedule a re-trial on two of the three points, including the accusation of the second degree, has been violated twice the jury in his first trial that she is not guilty of those allegations,” they submitted.
Read, 45, accused of struck Boston Officer John O’Keefe with his SUV and left him to die in a snowstorm 2022. Out of the house in the city of Canton. Her lawyers said O’Keefe actually killed someone else, possibly another law enforcement agent who was at the party and was framed.
In the trial last year, the judge declared the judge impatient after the jury stalled after five days of discussion.
After the trial, several juros appeared to say that the group was unanimous in finding reading is not guilty of the most serious charge, second-degree murder and fewer charges and fewer charges.
Despite the reading attempts to read that these accusations are rejected, they will face the same number as it did at the first trial. They also failed to have a whole case, arguing for the government offense.
The read second trial was started on 1st. April of the jotono selection.
After the night drinks, the prosecutors say that O’Keefe has been read in the house entertainment immediately after midnight. As she made three points, the prosecutors say, she hit O’Keefe before he drove. She returned the hours later to find him in the snow.
As they did at the first trial, the prosecutors will try to convince the jury who read the proceedings. They are expected to invite witnesses that will describe how the bond of the couple started with acids before the death of O’Keef.
The selection of jury started a week ago, and sat only 10 jury. Lawyers want to sit down 16 jurors, with four that serve as an alternative. On Monday, no new jurors were added after the opening of 45 candidates.
No schedule for the Supreme Court to rule on an emergency petition, ABC News reported.
“The applicant is actually the court to remain the choice of jury or, alternatively, jury swearing, while this court did not judge a reading petition,” her lawyers wrote.