The state’s highest court will hear arguments next week on whether John Giuca, a Brooklyn man convicted more than a decade ago of murdering a New Jersey college student, should be granted a new trial based on arguments that prosecutors withheld evidence.
Attorneys for Giuca argued in a brief to the state Court of Appeals that a key witness who testified against him at trial only did so to avoid incarceration for violating the terms of a drug treatment program.
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