United States — North Carolina Supreme Court & Becky Hill

United States — North Carolina Supreme Court: The United States — North Carolina Supreme Court unanimously overturned Murdaugh family's murder convictions and life sentence, citing misconduct by the court clerk and overreach by the trial judge.

Becky Hill: Becky Hill, the United States — Colleton County, South Carolina Clerk of Court, influenced jurors to find Murdaugh family guilty, hoping to boost sales of her book. Her conduct led to the overturning of Murdaugh's murder convictions.

United States — North Carolina Supreme Court: The United States — North Carolina Supreme Court unanimously overturned Murdaugh family's murder convictions due to the misconduct of the court clerk, Becky Hill, ruling that her actions denied him a fair trial.

Becky Hill: Becky Hill, the Colleton County Clerk of Court, had her conduct cited by the United States — North Carolina Supreme Court as the reason for overturning Murdaugh family's murder convictions. She suggested to jurors that Murdaugh family was guilty and has pleaded guilty to lying about her actions during the trial.

United States — North Carolina Supreme Court: The United States — North Carolina Supreme Court overturned Murdaugh family's murder conviction and ordered a new trial, citing improper external influences on the jury.

Becky Hill: Becky Hill, the Colleton County Clerk of Court, is accused of jury tampering and improper external influences on the jury during Murdaugh family's murder trial, leading to the overturning of his conviction. She has since resigned and pleaded guilty to related criminal charges.