This is a tale of two wealthy, liberal East Coast states: Maryland and Connecticut.
And two criminal defendants: A poor Muslim in Baltimore and a Kennedy cousin in Greenwich.
Michael Skakel, left, and Adnan Syed, right.In challenging their murder convictions, both men claimed ineffective assistance of counsel. The results send a discomforting message about equal treatment under the law.
March 11, 2019 at 01:44 PM
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This is a tale of two wealthy, liberal East Coast states: Maryland and Connecticut.
And two criminal defendants: A poor Muslim in Baltimore and a Kennedy cousin in Greenwich.
Michael Skakel, left, and Adnan Syed, right.Presented by BigVoodoo
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