Mistrial Declared in Case of Doctors Accused of Conspiring to Share Medical Records with Russia
- Two Maryland doctors on trial for allegedly conspiring to provide private patient medical information to Russia.
- Judge declared a mistrial after jury was deadlocked and unable to reach a verdict.
- Doctors charged with conspiring to assist Russia after it invaded Ukraine and disclosing health information of several patients.
- Prosecutors argued doctors wanted to help Russia in war against Ukraine; defense said doctors only wanted to offer humanitarian aid.
- Prosecutors have option to retry doctors but will review case to determine next steps.