Coverage dated October 4, 2023

Maryland Supreme Court weighs victims' rights in case of Adnan Syed from 'Serial' podcast

Headline from KCEN Waco

Syed, 42, was released from prison in September 2022, when a Baltimore judge overturned his conviction. But an appellate court ordered a redo of a key hearing.

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  1. KCEN Waco

    Maryland Supreme Court weighs victims' rights in case of Adnan Syed from 'Serial' podcast (opens KCEN Waco)

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    Syed, 42, was released from prison in September 2022, when a Baltimore judge overturned his conviction. But an appellate court ordered a redo of a key hearing.

  2. NBC Chicago

    Adnan Syed goes before Maryland Supreme Court facing ‘specter of reincarceration,' his lawyers say (opens NBC Chicago)

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    Adnan Syed is now free after being imprisoned for the murder of his ex-girlfriend more than two decades ago. But his attorneys will be arguing for his freedom once again on Thursday, this time in front of the Maryland Supreme Court.

  3. NBC News

    Adnan Syed returns to court as Maryland Supreme Court weighs victims’ rights (opens NBC News)

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    Syed's murder conviction was vacated last year after he had served 23 years in prison, but Hae Min Lee’s family said they were not given proper notice to participate in the hearing.

  4. FOX 5 DC

    Adnan Syed goes before Maryland Supreme Court (opens FOX 5 DC)

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    Attorneys for Adnan Syed, who is now free after being imprisoned more than two decades ago for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, will once again be arguing to keep his freedom in a case known to millions by the true-crime podcast "Serial."

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