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“Monitoring privileged communications may substantially interfere with the attorney-client relationship and substantially prejudice Kearney," Norfolk Superior Court Judge Debra Squires-Lee wrote in her decision.
Aidan Kearney, who’s charged with domestic assault and battery of a former girlfriend, wants discovery evidence in the case and details on anything investigators may have offered in exchange for her cooperation, legal filings show.
The judge declined to order additional conditions on his release, as a special prosecutor had requested.
Aidan Kearney pleaded not guilty to a 16-count indictment charging him with intimidating witnesses in the pending murder trial against Karen Read. He was released on personal recognizance.