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So let's start with Ehrlich Murdoch and his appeal on the murder convictions.

Okay, so we have talked about the upcoming oral arguments that will be held in front of the South Carolina Supreme Court.

Those are scheduled for Wednesday, February 11th at 9.30 a.m.

But we have now some information about how you are going to be able to watch those arguments.

Those will be live stream through a partnership with the South Carolina Educational Television.

To access this live stream, you can visit the Supreme Court SCE TV live stream page.

And I believe you probably be able to watch archive version if you if you can't.

I'm sure it's going to be everywhere.

Live stream. We don't know how long these arguments will last. We do know that there's only

one case being heard that day and that's Alec Murdox.

Right. And we've heard people who have been in front of the Supreme Court of South Carolina to say it could be 20 minutes, could be an hour. We just don't know.

There are a lot of issues that have been raised on appeal. So again, but we don't know which

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