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Alex Murdaugh lawyers claim court clerk PRESSURED jurors to go on TV

The team submitted a motion on behalf of the disgraced South Carolina attorney on Tuesday, claiming that Rebecca Hill repeatedly 'tampered with the jury.'

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One on One with Richard Rogers | Clerk of Court in Murdaugh Trial​

Aug 7, 2023
One on One with Richard Rogers | Clerk of Court in Murdaugh Trial

 

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Clerk of Court Becky Hill Shares Murdaugh Trial Insights (7/31/23)​

 

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Murdaugh attorneys request new trial, claim jury was tampered with​

Sep 5, 2023
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Alex Murdaugh’s Lawyers Rip Court Clerk for Alleged Jury Tampering, Announce Motion for New Trial​

Sep 5, 2023 #AlexMurdaugh #MurdaughMurders #LawAndCrime
Alex Murdaugh’s attorneys, Dick Harpootlian and Jim Griffin, spoke to the media on Tuesday about their recently filed motion for a new trial. Murdaugh’s defense team claims the Colleton County clerk of court Rebecca Hill tampered with the jury during his double murder trial, resulting in an unfair trial. "There is no choice — but the court’s — to grant a new trial," attorney Jim Griffin said. The disgraced lawyer was convicted of killing his wife, Maggie, and son, Paul, by a South Carolina jury in March.

 

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July 24, 2023

Inside look on Murdaugh trial book

One woman who played a part in the Murdaugh trial is releasing a new book on the historic event.

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One woman who played a part in the Murdaugh trial is releasing a new book on the historic event.

 

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Alex Murdaugh seeks new trial, alleges jury tampering in bombshell motion

Lawyers for Alex Murdaugh requested a new trial Tuesday in an explosive motion filed in Columbia, South Carolina, that alleges that the court clerk tampered with jurors so she could secure a book deal.

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9/5/23

Lawyers for Alex Murdaugh requested a new trial Tuesday in an explosive motion filed in Columbia, South Carolina, that alleges that the court clerk tampered with jurors so she could secure a book deal.

Colleton County Court Clerk Rebecca Hill penned the memoir "Behind the Doors of Justice: The Murdaugh Murders," which hit bookstores Aug. 1.


Hill pressured jurors to "reach a quick verdict" and had "frequent private conversations with the jury foreperson" to sway the panel toward a guilty verdict, attorneys Dick Harpootlian and Jim Griffin wrote in the filing.

"Ms. Hill did these things to secure for herself a book deal and media appearances that would not happen in the event of a mistrial," the filing says. "Ms. Hill betrayed her oath of office for money and fame."

 

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Murdaugh verdict: Will court clerk's behavior lead to a new trial?​

Sep 5, 2023 #Banfield
Attorneys for convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh are appealing his conviction based on what they say are “unprecedented” and “shocking” actions by the court clerk that influenced the jury. Criminal defense attorney David Schoen weighs in on "Banfield."

 

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Murdaugh's lawyers say clerk 'fabricated' post to get juror off trial

Alex Murdaugh's lawyers have claimed a South Carolina court clerk fabricated a Facebook post in order to get a jury thrown off the disgraced lawyer's murder trial.

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Murdaugh Podcast Ep. 40: Jury tampering? Retrial?​

Sep 6, 2023 #alexmurdaugh #murdaughmurders #murdaughtrial

Bombshell new allegations in the Alex Murdaugh murder case. Alex Murdaugh's lawyers are demanding a retrial after several jurors who convicted their client of murdering his wife and son have suddenly come forward to accuse Colleton County Clerk of Court Rebecca ("Becky") Hill of impropriety. Attorneys Jim Griffin and Dick Harpootlian say the testimony of these jurors points to potential misconduct in office by Hill, alleging she attempted to influence jurors against Alex Murdaugh and deprived him of a fair trial. Host Anne Emerson, legal analyst Charlie Condon and producer Drew Tripp break down the accusations and potential ramifications in an all-new episode.

 

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Murdaugh Jurors' Lawyer Reacts to Jury Tampering Claims​

Sep 6, 2023 #CourtTV #alexmurdaugh #murdaughmurders
Attorney Joe McCullough is representing jurors in the Alex Murdaugh murder trial who have alleged that the Clerk of Court Becky Hill tried to sway their verdict in the case. Murdaugh's attorneys want a new trial based on these jury tampering claims. McCullough gives #CourtTV his reaction to the allegations.

 

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Murdaugh's attorneys have to prove jury was 'substantially prejudiced' | Elizabeth Vargas Reports​

Sep 5, 2023 #VargasReports
In a bombshell news conference, attorneys representing Alex Murdaugh demanded a new trial, claiming a court clerk told the jury not to trust Murdaugh's testimony. Former homicide prosecutor Matt Murphy and legal contributor Jesse Weber join NewsNation's "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" to discuss how likely a new trial is, and what may happen if it is granted.

 

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Dissecting Alleged Juror Manipulation in Alex Murdaugh’s Family Murder Trial​

Sep 6, 2023 #AlexMurdaugh #MurdaughMurders #LawAndCrime
Attorneys representing convicted family killer Alex Murdaugh claim the Colleton County clerk of courts allegedly manipulated the jury throughout his murder trial. The Law&Crime Daily team breaks down examples of jury tampering claims and discusses how likely it is for Murdaugh to get a new trial.

 

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Alex Murdaugh 'extremely angry' about jury tampering allegations

Aired by attorney Jim Griffin Wednesday, the assertion was made just hours after he filed a motion demanding a new trial - based on allegations a clerk tampered with the jury.

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9/7/23

'I spoke with Alex today,' the jurist continued. 'He is extremely angry and he's thankful for everything that we continue to do on his behalf.

'He thought that Becky Hill was a friend of his. He has known her while he was practicing law.'

Citing claims that Griffin told jurors 'not to be fooled' by the defense's case and that she warned jurors to 'watch [Murdaugh] closely', Griffin said: 'These revelations that the jury had sworn to, the jurors, completely caught him off guard.

'And frankly, [it] has caught us off guard.'

Griffin went on to hint how he and his partner - a member of the South Carolina Senate - had become aware of the clerk's alleged behavior, which he claimed he had began to hear rumblings of shortly after the double-murder wrapped.

 

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Attorney for Murdaugh jurors disputes tampering claims | CUOMO​

Sep 8, 2023 #AlexMurdaugh #jury #appeal
Alex Murdaugh's lawyers have demanded a new trial for their client, claiming a county clerk tampered with and coerced the jury. They cited sworn affidavits from two jurors. Now, other jurors are denying those claims, according to their attorney, Eric Bland.

 

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Murdaugh set to appear in state court, back in front of Judge Newman. Here's what to know.

A status conference has been scheduled in Beaufort beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday and will include Alex Murdaugh, Cory H. Fleming, and Russell Laffitte.

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9/13/22

A status conference has been scheduled in Beaufort County General Sessions Court beginning 9 a.m. Thursday and will include Murdaugh, former Beaufort attorney Cory H. Fleming, and former Hampton bank CEO Russell L. Laffitte.

Fleming will be sentenced for his state crimes, and it's possible that court dates may be set to try Murdaugh and Laffitte for their alleged state financial crimes.

This criminal reunion was ordered by Judge Newman, who is presiding over all of the S.C. State Grand Jury cases involving Murdaugh's more than 100 financial and drug-related crimes, and who sentenced Murdaugh to two life sentences for murdering his wife and child - but the guest of "honor" is expected to be Murdaugh himself, who has not been seen publicly since March 3.

 

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Alex Murdaugh in court for first time since double murder conviction

Alex Murdaugh was in court for the first time since his double murder conviction.

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9/14/23

Murdaugh tried to skip the court appearance today, but he was ordered to appear by Judge Clifton Newman, who also resided over his murder trial earlier this year.

A trial date for the financial fraud case was set for November 27 - against the wishes of the defense team, who tried to hold it off.