Norfolk County Judge Beverly Cannone, who declared a mistrial in the first Karen Read trial, will return to the bench for the second trial, according to the state's Trial Court.&nbsp;


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-10-21 14:30:11">October 21, 2024 at 2:30 p.m.</time>

Norfolk County Judge Beverly Cannone, who declared a mistrial in the first Karen Read trial, will return to the bench for the second trial, according to the state’s Trial Court. {ai:summary}<p>Norfolk County Judge Beverly Cannone will preside over the second trial of Karen Read after declaring a mistrial in the first. The state's Trial Court confirmed her return to the bench. </p><p>#crime</p>

Beverly Cannone will be the judge for the second Karen Read trial after declaring a mistrial

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