The South Carolina Attorney General’s office filed a 184-page response to Alex Murdaugh’s appeal that claims he did not get a fair trial.

After a 120-day extension, the State of South Carolina has responded to Alex Murdaugh's request for a SC Supreme Court appeal.

The South Carolina Attorney General's Office argues Alex Murdaugh was convicted on overwhelming evidence, not clerk's comments, in response to appeal challenging double murder convictions.

State Attorney General Alan Wilson’s long-awaited reply to convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh’s appeal brief takes aim at ...

After a 120-day extension, the State of South Carolina has responded to Alex Murdaugh's request for a SC Supreme Court appeal ...

Attorney General Alan Wilson’s office filed for more time to respond to Murdaugh’s appeal in April and was granted 120 more ...

The state has issued a response after South Carolina’s Supreme Court granted after convicted killer Alex Murdaugh filed an ...

In December 2024, convicted killer Alex Murdaugh filed an appeal with the South Carolina Supreme Court based on allegations ...

An important deadline is approaching this week in the South Carolina Supreme Court appeal of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh, with several more legal steps ahead.

Prosecutors argue that 'fleeting and foolish' comments from Clerk of Court Becky Hill should not lead to a new trial for Alex Murdaugh.

The images were seen during the board’s executive session, held in Superintendent Ryan Walters’ office, The Oklahoman newspaper of Oklahoma City reported, citing members Ryan Deatherage and Becky ...