Family of Hae Min Lee files appeal in Adnan Syed case advocating for victim's rights in court proceedings
The family of Hae Min Lee is calling on Maryland's Supreme Court to hear their appeal, saying that while a lower court decision to reinstate the conviction of Adnan Syed in March remedied what they saw as a violation of victim?s rights, there?s one aspect they still feel needs to be addressed.
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