Lawyer's Group Text Causes 2nd Broward Murder Case Mistrial
Look closely at who's included in your group chats. A prosecutor in Florida complained in a group text about a judge's ruling in a murder case. The judge then declared a mistrial because as a former prosecutor, he was among those who received the message. Lawyers in criminal cases are prohibited from talking with the judge if the other side isn't included. It's the second mistrial caused by a prosecutor's mistake for Corey Gorden. He's accused of killing his girlfriend's 3-year-old son in 2015.
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