Charles Winokoor
Reporter at The Taunton Daily Gazette
I know how it feels to get tasered (good) and jump into frigid waters (ok). I likes long walks on beach and cheesy movies. God bless Chris Hitchens. Questions?
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2 weeks ago |
patriotledger.com | Charles Winokoor
Rebekah Kierstead, 25, of Taunton pled guilty Friday in Fall River Superior Court to OUI vehicular homicide in the 2022 death of 28-year-old Matthew Higgins of Middleboro. The crash occurred shortly after 2:15 a.m. following a night of drinking at Profile Rock in Freetown, according to prosecutors. Kierstead was sentenced to serve two years in the Dartmouth House of Correction after pleading guilty to vehicular homicide as result of negligence while under the influence of alcohol.
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3 weeks ago |
heraldnews.com | Charles Winokoor
Show Caption Hide Caption Supreme Court rejects stay in O'Keefe murder retrialThe United States Supreme Court has declined Karen Read's request for a stay in her upcoming murder retrial, leaving the Massachusetts woman to face a jury once more. Retrials resulting from mistrials are not a common occurrence in Massachusetts – despite the fact that the high-profile Karen Read murder case finds itself in exactly that situation.
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3 weeks ago |
capecodtimes.com | Charles Winokoor
Retrials resulting from mistrials are not a common occurrence in Massachusetts – despite the fact that the high-profile Karen Read murder case finds itself in exactly that situation. That’s the consensus of three veteran Bay State attorneys who, at various points of their careers, have acted either as criminal defense lawyers or prosecutors. The Massachusetts Court System, according to its media relations office, doesn’t compile the number of retrials in the state by individual years.
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3 weeks ago |
patriotledger.com | Charles Winokoor
Karen Read murder case: How common are retrials? Who has the advantage? Charles Winokoor | Special to The Patriot LedgerShow Caption Hide Caption Supreme Court rejects stay in O'Keefe murder retrialThe United States Supreme Court has declined Karen Read's request for a stay in her upcoming murder retrial, leaving the Massachusetts woman to face a jury once more.
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3 weeks ago |
enterprisenews.com | Charles Winokoor
Charles WinokoorSpecial to The Patriot LedgerRetrials resulting from mistrials are not a common occurrence in Massachusetts – despite the fact that the high-profile Karen Read murder case finds itself in exactly that situation. That’s the consensus of three veteran Bay State attorneys who, at various points of their careers, have acted either as criminal defense lawyers or prosecutors.
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