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Just as one of the biggest criminal trials in New Jersey in recent memory was about to begin, two appeals court judges have suddenly put on the brakes. Those judges will hear arguments on March 12 on whether a prosecutor crossed constitutional lines too many times in the grand jury to allow the indictment against former National Basketball Association star Jayson Williams for aggravated manslaughter to stand.
February 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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