Karen Read, who is accused of killing her boyfriend in Massachusetts in 2022, has appealed her case to the highest court possible, the U.S. Supreme Court. Read, whose retrial is currently in jury selection in Norfolk Superior Court,

Read and her legal team have already had their argument of double jeopardy rejected by numerous courts so far, and are now appealing to the highest form of judicial court in the country.

An anti-protester "buffer zone" around the Norfolk Superior Court where Karen Read is on trial in the death of John O'Keefe is challenged in a federal lawsuit.

Karen Read is asking the highest court in the nation to take up her double jeopardy claims. The court is asked to review more than 7,000 cases each year — it agrees to hear between 100 to 150.

Seven jurors are in place as jury selection continued Thursday in Dedham, Massachusetts, in Karen Read's murder trial.

Norfolk Superior Court Judge Beverly Cannone questioned nearly 90 more prospective jurors on Wednesday, ultimately seating another five in the retrial of Karen Read. Read, 45, of Mansfield, is accused of hitting John O’Keefe with her Lexus SUV in Canton on Jan.

The Karen Read murder retrial is getting closer as lawyers and the judge continue to seat jury members Thursday in Dedham, Mass.

Two jurors have been seated as jury selection continued Wednesday in a Massachusetts courtroom in the retrial of Karen Read.

Karen Read faces the same charges she did in her first trial: second-degree murder, vehicular manslaughter and leaving the scene of a collision that caused injury and death.

Court officials have said they aim to seat a total of 16 jurors for Karen Read's upcoming trial, including four alternates.

So far, seven people have been picked to serve on the jury for Karen Read's second trial. The process continues Thursday.

Jury selection began Tuesday for the second murder trial of Karen Read, a Massachusetts woman accused of running over her boyfriend, a Boston police officer, after a night of drinking.

Jury selection for Karen Read's murder retrial continues in Massachusetts, with 10 jurors seated so far. The court aims to select 16 jurors, including alternates.

Through the first two days of the selection process, a total of seven jurors were seated for the trial. The court seeks to seat 16 jurors, of which 12 will end up deliberating and four will serve as alternates.