Both sides say ‘politics’ being injected into Alex Murdaugh’s retrial
The pre-trial phase for a potential murder retrial of former lawyer Alex Murdaugh hasn't even begun, and legal opponents are already taking jabs at one another — but in the political arena and not the courtroom.
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