In a ruling that promises to revamp jury deliberations in New Jersey, and maybe other states, the state Supreme Court says jurors should be allowed to see video playbacks of recorded testimony upon request.
March 17, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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In a ruling that promises to revamp jury deliberations in New Jersey, the state Supreme Court says jurors should be allowed to see video playbacks of recorded testimony upon request, subject to safeguards.
“As advances in modern technology make their way into the courtroom, the Judiciary — like the rest of society — must adapt,” Chief Justice Stuart Rabner wrote for a unanimous Court on Monday in State v. Miller, A-94-09.
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