Karen Read’s redacted motion to dismiss murder charge released
Karen Read’s legal team has submitted a redacted version of its latest motion to dismiss her case “on the basis of extraordinary governmental misconduct” — primarily the alleged withholding of evidence that could prove her innocence.
Karen Read files motion to dismiss charges based on 'extraordinary government misconduct'
Karen Read, the Massachusetts woman who claims she was framed for the murder of her Boston police officer boyfriend, filed a motion Wednesday to dismiss all charges in the case based on "extraordinary government misconduct."
Karen Read prosecutors ask judge to deny motion to dismiss case
Prosecutors are asking Judge Beverly Cannone to deny Karen Read's motion to dismiss her case​ ahead of her April 1 trial.
Karen Read case: Prosecutors refute misconduct claims in defense motion to dismiss
Karen Read's motion to dismiss the case against her is filled with "unsupported claims and vague innuendos," prosecutors said Friday.
Karen Read prosecutor offers explanation for 'inverted' video in reply to latest motion to dismiss
For the first time, prosecutors are offering an explanation for the inverted video that became a crucial point of contention during Karen Read's first murder trial.
Prosecutors push back on Karen Read’s motion to dismiss
The prosecution in the Karen Read case is pushing back against the defense’s motion to dismiss the case.Prosecutors are getting their<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
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motion to dismiss charges based on a disagreement with the prosecution's exercise of charging authority. For instance, a court cannot deny leave of court because of a view that the defendant ...
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Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds make moves to dismiss Justin Baldoni’s $400M lawsuit
Lively and the “Deadpool” actor complied with Judge Lewis Liman’s request for a letter that would “indicate in one sentence the Defendant’s intent to make a motion to dismiss.” ...