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New York's Court of Appeals on Thursday toppled a manslaughter conviction in a rare case -- perhaps a first for the state's top court -- where a single error in an otherwise well-presented defense constitutes reversible ineffective assistance. Judge Robert S. Smith wrote, "This is such a rare case, in which defendant's trial and appellate lawyers failed to perceive that a statute of limitations defense would have prevented their client's manslaughter conviction."
November 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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