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I mean, do I have a theory? Sure, I have a theory,” Jackson replied when asked what he believes happened to John O’Keefe.
Karen Read's acquittal last month was three years, two trials, and millions of dollars in legal fees in the making.
High-profile defense attorney Alan Jackson opened up about all things Karen Read in a new interview with Vanity Fair ...
Alan Jackson told the magazine that his firm would’ve billed a combined $10 million for both trials. Read's financial ...
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Court TV on MSNAiden ‘Turtleboy’ Kearney Speaks With Karen Read’s Attorney, Alan JacksonAlan Jackson, Karen Read's defense attorney, is interviewed by Aiden 'Turtleboy' Kearney about Karen Read's murder retrial.
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Karen Read's lead defense attorney speaks to Vanity Fair about caseAlan Jackson, Karen Read's lead defense attorney, thinks Massachusetts will forever be changed by the trial. Donald Trump's approval rating fades after "big, beautiful bill" ...
Defense attorney Alan Jackson opened by asserting that "there was no collision," emphasizing reasonable doubt and accusing investigators of bias and corruption.
Read stood as the verdict was recorded. She hugged her lawyer, Alan Jackson, as the verdict came down. She was sentenced to one year of probation on the operating under the influence charge.
Lawyers in the Karen Read retrial worked to finalize the instructions jurors will receive Friday from Judge Beverly Cannone, during a brief hearing Thursday morning. But the instructions Cannone ...
After it was reached, the verdict was read in court about 3 p.m. When the not guilty verdict on the third charge came in, Read hugged her lead attorney, Alan Jackson.
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