A judge has selected a new location for the retrial of Alex Murdaugh, who is accused of double murder. This decision comes after Judge Debra McCaslin ruled that the retrial cannot take place within the 14th Circuit.
Judge McCaslin's ruling was made last month, citing the need for a change of venue. The specifics of the new location have been determined, although details of the ruling and its implications are limited in this report.
For more information on the case and the retrial, further details are available from the source.
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