Special Counsel Daniel Conley recently spoke with The Boston Globe about the sensational murder trial surrounding Karen Read following her lawyers' motion to dismiss two charges against her that came after a July 1 mistrial was declared.
The article writes: "Conley said the law currently states there's no verdict until it's read in open court, meaning the contention from Read's lawyers that the jury reached verdicts on two of the three charges is 'not a credible assertion.' As for holding a hearing to question individual jurors, Conley said, 'My instincts tell me no, she won't do that, because it really is invading the province of the jury.'"
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