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Now, in the final episode of Season 2 of Undisclosed, the team revealed the explosive findings

of their year-long investigation of the case against Joey Watkins and broke the news that

the Georgia Innocence Project had built a compelling case for and was, in fact,

filing court documents to get Joey a new trial. Now, I am here with two of the hosts of Undisclosed.

We have Susan Simpson and Colin Miller. Hey, guys. Hey. And before I get into the microphone drop that

was this last episode of Undisclosed, a couple of events have overtaken us. We have actually got a

ruling from the Court of Special Appeals on the appeal that was filed by the state. Now, actually,

I was under some amount of confusion because I thought that they're filing for leave to appeal

was the actual appeal. And I was kind of relieved about that because it was kind of amateurish.

I thought, wow, that's the worst they got.

My deep misunderstanding of the legal system was showing its face that they were actually just filing for permission to file an appeal.

Is that correct, Colin?

That's right.

The state filed for permission to appeal.

The Seltar ruling, the defense filed for leave to appeal the Asia issue. And today, in the order,

the Court of Special Appeals says, we're going to hear both of those claims. So we'll have

additional briefings in February, March, and April. And it's scheduled for the June session

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