New York State Court of Appeals Chief Judge Janet DiFiore. (Photo by Tim Roske)
The Court of Appeals said in the decision that, even if prosecutors failed to disclose material that may have helped Giuca’s defense, the outcome of his initial trial likely would have been the same.
June 11, 2019 at 09:44 AM
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John Giuca, a Brooklyn man convicted more than a decade ago of murdering a New Jersey college student, was denied a new trial on those charges Tuesday by the state’s highest court in New York.
The Court of Appeals said in the decision that, even if prosecutors failed to disclose material that may have changed Giuca’s defense, the outcome of his initial trial likely would have been the same.
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