Syed, 41, was convicted of the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee.
A Maryland appeals court denied a request from Adnan Syed’s lawyer to reconsider last month’s decision to reinstate his controversial murder conviction — setting the stage for the case that captured the nation almost 10 years ago to head to the state’s supreme court.
Lawyers for Syed had previously argued that the court broke from its own precedent by not requiring the victim’s family to prove that the outcome of last year’s hearing would change if they had been present,They also questioned if the court was giving victims and their loved ones “special treatment,” the outlet said.
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