Karen Read

The judge in Karen Read’s retrial has issued a gag order on the lawyers in the case, preventing them from sharing information that might sway potential jurors or prejudice an impartial trial.

The rights of Karen Read’s supporters to protest outside the courthouse, and of her attorneys to speak on its steps, have been an area of focus before her second trial.

The prosecution in Karen Read’s retrial says it intends to use conversations with a prominent blogger charged with witness intimidation in connection with the case as evidence she had a guilty conscience.

Ronald Estanislao, a Boston-area paramedic who served on the jury during Karen Read’s first trial, is sharing his thoughts before next month’s retrial

Karen Read had big hearings in both federal and state court Wednesday, less than a month before her retrial over the killing of John O’Keefe. Here’s what happened in both hearings, plus analysis from Michael Coyne and Sue O’Connell — and the second part of our interview with a juror from the first trial, who shares advice on what the...

Ronald Estanislao, who served on the jury during the first trial against Karen Read, shared some advice for Read, her attorneys, the prosecutors and the new jurors in next month’s retrial.

Wednesday was a busy day in the high-profile Karen Read case, with two separate hearings scheduled.

The Read case has back-to-back hearings on Wednesday, one in federal court and one back in Norfolk Superior.

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Wednesday continued a busy week in the Karen Read case, with two hearings scheduled for one day, sending the murder suspect from federal court in Boston to Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham.

One man who served on the jury reflects on his experience and shines some light on the controversy around the verdict.

Paramedic Ronald Estanislao says jurors were unanimous in finding Karen Read was not guilty of second-degree murder and leaving the scene of a crash resulting in death, but couldn’t reach consensus on the manslaughter count

As we near the second trial against Karen Read, last-minute procedural matters were the subject of a court hearing Tuesday.

Karen Read is in court for the first of several hearings this week, less than a month before her retrial is set to begin.

The Canton Police Department announced on Tuesday that the federal investigation related to the death of John O’Keefe has been completed.

This promises to be a busy week in the high-profile Karen Read murder trial, with a federal appeals court hearing and three hearings before Judge Beverly Cannone.

There’s been a flurry of new filings in the Karen Read case as both sides prepare for a busy week of hearings ahead of a new trial set to begin in April.

Both sides of the Read trial are gearing up to make significant pleas to Judge Beverly Cannone on Tuesday.

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Karen Read has four hearings on three days this week, including one in federal court, as she gears up for her retrial — set to begin in a month. Legal analyst Michael Coyne says there remain “an extraordinary amount of skirmishes with respect to specific pieces of information that one would have thought would have all been dealt with during...

There’s been a flurry of new filings in the Karen Read case as both sides prepare for a busy week of hearings ahead of a new trial set to begin in April.

After Karen Read’s motion to dismiss all charges against her in her high-profile murder case was made public, prosecutors’ response was released, rebutting her claim that she “has been severely prejudiced by the Commonwealth’s pervasive misconduct.”