Jeffrey Denner and Timothy J. Bradl, defense lawyers for the man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller, met with Suffolk Assistant District Attorney David Deakin (right) before yesterday's session. The judge said the defense team had courted media attention.
(George Rizer/ Globe Staff/ Pool)
Bid to move 'Rockefeller' trial is denied
Judge confident jurors can be fair
Jeffrey Denner and Timothy J. Bradl, defense lawyers for the man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller, met with Suffolk Assistant District Attorney David Deakin (right) before yesterday's session. The judge said the defense team had courted media attention.
(George Rizer/ Globe Staff/ Pool)
The man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller has lost his bid to shift his upcoming parental kidnapping trial out of Suffolk County, where defense attorneys fear that his notoriety will make it difficult to get a fair trial. (Full article: 372 words)
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