Defense lawyers connected to the case of the murder of Yale University graduate student Annie Le are unhappy that so many details have been revealed by police for an ongoing investigation. Before Raymond Clark III was even apprehended or interrogated by police, hecklers stood outside his residence due to police leaks, says Thomas Ullmann, New Haven's public defender. Lawyers say too much information was revealed too soon, including some that was inaccurate, such as reports that Le's body was found contorted.
September 28, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The murder of Yale University graduate student Annie Le has made front page headlines and top billing on national news programs for a large portion of the month. With the public’s appetite for information so strong, media outlets foraged for every new detail.
Connecticut defense lawyers linked to the case are unhappy that so many details have been revealed by police for an ongoing investigation.
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