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evidenceevidencetestimony2015 Federal TrialOfficer Lauren Woods's testimony about Lingzi Lu, her cousin's death in Iraq, and the Boylston Street serviceThe defense challenged Woods's account of her cousin's death in Iraq and the Boylston Street service, arguing that the testimony introduced irrelevant victim impact and prejudice. The court directed witness preparation to respect guilt-versus-punishment limits and required prior permission for Iraq or Afghanistan references until a later stage when laptop materials might make those subjects relevant.
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Officer Lauren Woods's testimony about Lingzi Lu, her cousin's death in Iraq, and the Boylston Street service

The defense challenged Woods's account of her cousin's death in Iraq and the Boylston Street service, arguing that the testimony introduced irrelevant victim impact and prejudice. The court directed witness preparation to respect guilt-versus-punishment limits and required prior permission for Iraq or Afghanistan references until a later stage when laptop materials might make those subjects relevant.

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The defense challenged the testimony as guilt-phase victim impact and prejudicial military framing, while the government said it recounted Lu's death and addressed her foreign-national status.

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2015 Federal Trial

Day 28