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    A 12-year-old South Carolina boy who killed his grandparents, blaming Zoloft, might have been better off if his attorneys had been focused on his defense instead of on drawing attention to the possible side effects of antidepressants, one of the boy's lawyers testified Thursday. "The biggest fear that I had was that we needed more perspective from a criminal defense lawyer in South Carolina" Karen Menzies, a civil litigator who was one of several attorneys on Christopher Pittman's original team. Full Article at Myrtle Beach Sun News
    The biggest fear that I had was that we needed more perspective from a criminal defense lawyer in South Carolina
    SOURCE: Myrtle Beach Sun News 3 months ago
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Defense lawyer says Zoloft angle pursued
  1. He said, 'Well, maybe I should have taken the deal,'
    SOURCE: Myrtle Beach Sun News 3 months ago
  2. I was looking at Zoloft defense, fairly early on, as a possibility.
    SOURCE: Myrtle Beach Sun News 3 months ago
  3. It occurred to me that quite possibly this particular medication had the opposite effect than what was intended by its manufacturers
    SOURCE: Myrtle Beach Sun News 3 months ago

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