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A New York judge has vacated a conviction of a doctor accused of sexually abusing a patient, finding that the attorney was ineffective. The ruling did not cite any egregious conduct, but faulted the lawyer for failing to put the doctor on the stand. The judge said Dr. Rahmo Hanoro should receive a new trial because he was not afforded a meaningful discussion about the importance of testifying -- and the consequences of not doing so -- in a case where the complainant was the only witness.
November 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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