Kentucky’s Attorney General Daniel Cameron agreed to release recordings, made during grand jury proceedings in the Breonna Taylor case after a former juror complained that “certain questions were left unanswered” and suggested that information presented to the grand jury was different from what Cameron presented to the public.
Attorneys for the anonymous juror who, on Monday, filed a motion to force Cameron to release the recordings, said that their client was left “aggrieved” by the grand jury process and believes that, in the interest of “accountability and a sense of public trust,” recordings should be made available to the general public.
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