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McNally

American  
[muhk-nal-ee] / məkˈnæl i /

noun

  1. Terrence, 1939–2020, U.S. playwright.


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The BBC understands there are five murder trials that may be affected by the strike, including the Chloe Mitchell and Natalie McNally cases.

From BBC

"We would say to her these cases, like Chloe's and the McNally's and the other murder cases, there has to be some agreement to get them moving," George told BBC's The Nolan Show.

From BBC

Joe McNally, the former acting U.S. attorney for the Central District of California, which includes Los Angeles, said he expects the case will take at least a year to get to trial, after prosecutors “show their cards” and Maduro’s attorneys review that evidence and seek out their own witnesses.

From Los Angeles Times

“He’ll have his day in court. It’s not a military tribunal,” McNally said.

From Los Angeles Times

McNally said he will be watching to see whom prosecutors have lined up to testify against Maduro.

From Los Angeles Times