For the second time in a week, Judge Beverly Cannone denied Karen Read's attorneys' request for a mistrial after they accused the prosecution of misconduct.

On the stand Wednesday: Andrew Rentschler, ARCCA Inc. 4:20 p.m. update: Closing arguments slated for Friday After nearly eight weeks of testimony, closing arguments in Karen Read’s murder ...

Karen Read’s attorneys defended their handling of crash reconstructionists who testified for the defense during last year’s trial.

A hearing in Karen's Read's case abruptly ended when the judge called off the rest of the day in court amid allegations that defense attorneys may have made misrepresentations to the Court.

As Karen Read's second trial nears, the prosecution accuses the defense of improper ties to expert witnesses and questions their transparency in the case.

One of Karen Read’s lawyers was in the middle of answering a question from Judge Beverly Cannone on Tuesday when she cut him off. “You know what? You’re going to win this, so why don’t you ...

The Karen Read trial on Friday focused on controversial testimony about the alleged collision involving Read's SUV and John O'Keefe.

Judge Beverly Cannone set a Friday deadline for Karen Read's defense team to reveal details about crash reconstruction firm ARCCA, a key element in her upcoming murder retrial.

One ARCCA employee specifically cited by Brennan was Daniel Wolfe, an accident reconstruction expert with a background in electrical engineering and physics, who testified during Read's first trial.

ARCCA conducted a test with the Lexus going 24 mph — the speed prosecutors say it was going when it collided with O’Keefe — colliding with an arm attached to a test dummy.

Judge Beverly Cannone will allow experts from ARCCA, a crash reconstruction firm, to testify at Karen Read's second trial in the murder of John O'Keefe.

The judge overseeing Karen Read's case declined to formally sanction her lawyers, but warned them she would not tolerate false statements.