Veltman murder trial: Here’s what you need to know before day 33
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The jury in the murder trial of Nathaniel Veltman was not in attendance on Wednesday as the judge and lawyers discussed legal matters subject to a publication ban. Here’s what you missed.
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The jury in the murder trial of Nathaniel Veltman was not in attendance on Wednesday as the judge and lawyers discussed legal matters subject to a publication ban.
Here’s what you missed.
The 13-member jury hearing the case against Nathaniel Veltman was not even called to Superior court on Wednesday.
Lawyers and the judge were in legal arguments in the absence of the jury. As a result, the content of the discussions are subject to a publication ban until the jury reaches a verdict.
After the trial, the media is then permitted to report details the jury didn't hear.
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