Pamela Smart claims jurors were misled in case over teen lover's killing of husband, argues for new trial

Pamela Smart's attorneys filed arguments claiming prosecutors provided jurors with inaccurate transcripts of secret recordings during her 1991 trial for the murder of her husband Gregory Smart. The defense contends that jurors were presented with transcripts that did not accurately reflect the audio recordings played in court. Smart was convicted of being an accomplice in her husband's death. Her legal team is seeking a new trial based on the claim that the transcript errors affected the jury's verdict.

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