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Mackenzie Shirilla is now arguing that her trial for killing two friends in crash violated her constitutional rights

The filing criticizes Shirilla’s original legal team for omitting key evidence, including medical records showing a condition that could cause sudden loss of consciousness

Updated Fri, July 31, 2026 at 1:32 AM UTC1 connected chapterOldest → newest
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The filing criticizes Shirilla’s original legal team for omitting key evidence, including medical records showing a condition that could cause sudden loss of consciousness

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    Mackenzie Shirilla is now arguing that her trial for killing two friends in crash violated her constitutional rights

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    The filing criticizes Shirilla’s original legal team for omitting key evidence, including medical records showing a condition that could cause sudden loss of consciousness Mackenzie Shirilla is now arguing that her trial for killing two friends in crash violated her constitutional rights

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