Harubi Metko predicts the state case against Luigi Mangione will involve months of litigation over the motion to dismiss.
“On the state side, the district attorney's office has said that they would litigate that motion to dismiss filed by Mangione's lawyers, and it could really turn into months of court hearings, filings back and forth, and litigation.”
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disputableState court litigation over Mangione's motion to dismiss extends for multiple months with multiple hearings and filings
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