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Beverly Cannone will be judge for 2nd Karen Read trial
Judge Beverly Cannone back on the bench for Karen Read’s retrial
Just as she oversaw Karen Read’s initial trial last summer, Norfolk Superior Court Judge Beverly Cannone will preside over January's retrial.
Beverly Cannone will be the judge for the second Karen Read trial after declaring a mistrial
Norfolk County Judge Beverly Cannone, who declared a mistrial in the first Karen Read trial, will return to the bench for the second trial, according to the state’s Trial Court.
Judge Beverly Cannone to oversee retrial of Karen Read
Karen Read’s second murder trial is set to begin in January. The same judge who oversaw the first high-profile trial will be returning for the new one. The court confirmed Monday that Judge Beverly Cannone will preside over the case once again. Judge Cannone recently rejected the defense’s request to have some of the charges dropped.
Judge Cannone confirmed for Karen Read retrial
BOSTON (WWLP) – Judge Beverly Cannone is set to preside again over January’s Karen Read murder retrial. Judge Cannone oversaw Read’s first murder trial for the death of her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe. It ended in a mistrial when the jury couldn’t come to a verdict.
Same judge to oversee the second trial of Karen Read next year
Judge Beverly Cannone will return to the bench for the second trial of Karen Read, which is scheduled to start early next year.
Hearing set on motions for new evidence in Karen Read case
Ahead of her second murder trial in January, Karen Read will return to court in November for a hearing on a flurry of motions seeking new evidence in her case. Judge Beverly Cannone set the hearing for Nov. 13 at 10 a.m. in Norfolk Superior Court.
Judge Cannone still set to oversee Karen Read's retrial
Judge Beverly Cannone will oversee the next Karen Read case proceedings in Norfolk Superior Court, a court representative said Monday.
Judge Beverly Cannone to preside over 2nd Karen Read trial
Judge Beverly Cannone will preside over Karen Read’s retrial in January. Read, who was tried for the murder of her police officer boyfriend John O’Keefe, was a former professor from Bentley College and was living in Mansfield at the time of O’Keefe’s death.
Judge Beverly Cannone will preside over Karen Read's 2nd trial, court says
Judge Beverly Cannone will return to the bench for Karen Read's second trial early next year, the court confirmed on Monday.
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Same judge will oversee Karen Read's re-trial
The same judge will oversee Karen Read's re-trial. A Massachusetts court spokesperson said Judge Beverly Cannone will ...
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More Karen Read case fallout: Head of Massachusetts State Police unit transferred
A Massachusetts State Police detective lieutenant involved in the Karen Read murder case has been transferred from his ...
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New ACLU filing backs Karen Read’s double jeopardy claim; calls mistrial declaration ‘hasty’
The trial court had a clear path to avoid an erroneous mistrial: simply ask the jurors to confirm whether a verdict had been ...
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