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Alex Murdaugh's defense has withdrawn a request for him to appear in civilian clothing during his upcoming trial, citing a desire to avoid distractions. Prosecutors argued that his fame does not warrant special treatment, emphasizing security concerns. The defense plans to concentrate on more substantive issues ahead of the retrial.
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Alex Murdaugh's defense has withdrawn a request for him to appear in civilian clothing during his upcoming trial, citing a desire to avoid distractions. Prosecutors argued that his fame does not warrant special treatment, emphasizing security concerns. The defense plans to concentrate on more substantive issues ahead of the retrial.
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