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Interns

A defendant convicted of manslaughter was properly granted a new trial after the court discovered that a juror had accepted an internship with the district attorney’s office before the trial began, the Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled.

BOSTON – A defendant convicted of manslaughter was properly granted a new trial after the court discovered that a juror had accepted an internship with the district attorney’s office before the trial began, the Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled.

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