A day after Karen Learn was acquitted of the homicide of her Boston cop boyfriend in a Massachusetts retrial, Learn’s lawyer Alan Jackson is revealing he had vital doubt about his consumer receiving honest therapy below the regulation … however he is doubling down that he had little question she was harmless.

Jackson went on Howie Carr‘s podcast Thursday and admitted he was nervous earlier than yesterday’s verdict was learn … however he says he would not assume he’ll ever run into one other lawyer in his lifetime who’s ever gained back-to-back homicide acquittals!

ICYMI, the homicide retrial of Karen Learn — a former finance professor accused of killing her boyfriend, John O’Keefe, in 2022 — ended with the jury discovering Learn not responsible of fees of second-degree homicide, manslaughter whereas working below the affect, and leaving the scene of an accident inflicting harm or demise.

This was the second time she confronted trial — a hung jury prompted a mistrial final yr on the identical fees … and prosecutors determined to carry the case towards her once more, with this retrial starting in April.

This jury did discover her responsible of a single depend of OUI — a misdemeanor Working Below the Affect … however Learn’s getting probation, and no jail time.

The profitable lawyer affirmed he knew they have been going to acquit her for placing John O’Keefe along with her SUV … as a result of it merely did not occur.

Carr brings up how he thought they have been going for “triple jeopardy” after some confusion yesterday … the jury indicated they’d reached a verdict, then officers introduced there wasn’t one — minutes later, they got here out and browse the not-guilty pronouncements.

Jackson advised Carr … “I used to be in huge doubt … I by no means doubted what the simply end result needs to be, that Karen walks out of that courtroom by means of the entrance door, not the again. However did I doubt whether or not or not I might get a good trial? About each single minute of each single day. I doubted it considerably.”