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Driving drunk to evade deadly assailants is now a defense to prosecution in New Jersey, but how often does a drunk flee from demons not of his own creation? That's why defense lawyers say a New Jersey appellate court's Nov. 11 reversal of a DWI conviction under the common-law doctrine of necessity will have narrow application. The ruling requires that the defendant must have no role in creating the emergent situation.
November 20, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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