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The ruling, which was unanimous among the court’s seven judges, was a reversal from a decision by the Appellate Division, Fourth Department last year that had denied the defendant a new trial.
June 06, 2019 at 01:23 PM
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New York’s highest state court granted a Rochester man a new trial on attempted murder charges Thursday, saying that prosecutors on the case didn’t meet their burden to justify not calling a witness to testify who was at the scene of the crime.
The ruling, which was unanimous among the court’s seven judges, was a reversal from a decision by the Appellate Division, Fourth Department last year that had denied the defendant a new trial.
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