A New Jersey appeals court ruling lays out a legal aftermath of the failure of police to produce a recording of a custodial interrogation, as is required by court rule.
October 25, 2013 at 07:12 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court ruling on Friday lays out a legal aftermath of the failure of police to produce a recording of a custodial interrogation, as is required by court rule.
The Appellate Division ordered a new trial for Davon Cody, who was convicted of second-degree robbery for allegedly punching a woman in the face and taking her purse outside the Bridgewater Commons mall in 2008.
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