A New Jersey Supreme Court holding will make it easier for the state to prosecute those who fib about their finances to qualify for a public defender.
May 15, 2013 at 01:49 AM
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A New Jersey Supreme Court holding will make it easier for the state to prosecute those who fib about their finances to qualify for a public defender.
The justices on Tuesday ordered that a provision in the application that promises confidentiality be replaced with one that warns the information may be disclosed to a prosecutor and grand jury upon a showing of possible fraud.
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