Karen Read case: Reporter will not be ordered to turn over off-the-record notes
Judge Beverly Cannone reconsidered an order requiring a reporter to turn over off-the-record notes from an interview with ...
Karen Read prosecutors won't get reporter's off-the-record interview notes, judge rules
The judge has decided a journalist won't have to turn over "off-the-record" notes from an interview with Karen Read to ...
Judge reverses decision on Boston Magazine reporter’s notes in Karen Read case
A judge handling the Karen Read case overturned a previous ruling requiring a Boston Magazine journalist to hand over off-the ...
Karen Read judge rules in favor of Boston Magazine, the ‘free flow of information’
The Boston Magazine journalist who wrote a long-form piece on the Karen Read murder case will not be required to turn over ...
Karen Read case: ‘Hos long’ search, reporter’s notes discussed in hearing
A hearing Friday focused in part on whether prosecutors should receive a reporter's off-the-record notes from an interview ...
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Judge Changes Course, Will Not Order Reporter To Disclose Off-The-Record Notes
Forcing Gretchen Voss To Turn over the notes would pose a threat to the free flow of information, Boston judge rules.
‘Hos long to die' search, off-the-record notes debated in Karen Read hearing
The Karen Read case returned to Norfolk Superior Court on Friday for a hearing to discuss, among other issues, the defense ...
Karen Read's case returns to court for hearing about reporter's notes, defense expert
Defense and prosecution attorneys returned to court Friday for a hearing about evidence and a disputed expert hired by Karen ...
Karen Read case hearing scrutinizes off-the-record interview notes, disputed Google search
The Karen Read case​ returns to court today for a hearing to consider several pre-trial motions. Watch live coverage.
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From Boston to Nantucket, Alden Shoe Company executive Richard Hajjar wanted to soar with the celebs and the jet set. Until he came crashing down. Why are so many young kids in Boston’s well-to ...