Luigi Mangione appeared in court where a judge ruled that state prosecutors will be allowed to use some key evidence recovered during arrest in his state criminal case, but that other key pieces of evidence will be suppressed. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk reports on Mangione’s demeanor after the ruling that is a partial win for the defense.
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