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Alan Jackson sheds light on Karen Read’s legal expenses in Vanity Fair interview

For Read, last month's acquittal was a moment three years, two trials, and millions of dollars in the making — after all, high-profile legal teams don’t come cheap. The post Alan Jackson sheds light on Karen Read’s legal expenses in Vanity Fair interview appeared first on Boston.

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‘I just struck a stake through his heart.’ Karen Read’s lead defense attorney discusses trial with Vanity Fair.

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These are the biggest takeaways from Alan Jackson's new Vanity Fair interview

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Invoices reveal how much Hank Brennan was paid by Norfolk DA’s Office during Karen Read’s retrial

Read was convicted of drunken driving, however, for which she will face a year’s probation.

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Karen Read retrial prosecution cost taxpayers $566,000

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Karen Read special prosecutor earned more than half a million dollars, records show

Karen Read’s Defense Attorney Talks: “We Brought to Light Some Very Uncomfortable Realities”

Alan Jackson takes VF behind-the-scenes of the trial, from the not-guilty verdict to his withering cross-examinations, to what comes next for his client.

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Former Editor of Vanity Fair Graydon Carter: ‘I never used the word career… I’m really lucky to have this job.’

Former Editor of Vanity Fair Graydon Carter tells all in his latest memoir, ‘When the Going was Good.’ Carter takes readers from his childhood in Canada to the golden-age of magazines in New York, dishing on his decades long feud with Donald Trump and the legendary Vanity Fair Oscar parties.

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Was Karen Read Involved in Her Boyfriend's Death? Inside Her Case and Not Guilty Verdict

Karen Read was found not guilty of murdering her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe. Here's everything to know about what Karen Read has said about denying that she murdered her boyfriend,

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Democrats “Ignored What Their Voters Were Telling Them”—And It Cost Them Everything

A trio of top political reporters is out with a new election postmortem, 2024, which promises the most comprehensive picture of a consequential race. “We had wide and deep cooperation on both sides,” coauthor Josh Dawsey tells VF.