Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

A doctor was convicted of attempted manslaughter in connection with an incident involving his wife. He is now seeking a new trial, arguing that jurors may have misunderstood something about the case.

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Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

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Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

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Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

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Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

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Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

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Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

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Doctor convicted of attempted manslaughter of his wife wants a new trial, saying jurors may have been confused

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