Judge C. Randall Hinrichs of Suffolk County has ruled that the testimony of an Ohio psychologist on why a defendant might confess to a murder he did not commit would not be helpful to the jury in the upcoming murder trial of Tracy Crews, who claims he was "psychologically coerced" into signing a confession written out by the police.
January 31, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A County Court judge has declined to allow expert testimony about why a defendant might confess to a murder he did not commit.
Judge C. Randall Hinrichs of Suffolk County determined in People v. Crews, 2353A-06, that the testimony of Solomon Fulero, an Ohio psychologist, would not be helpful to the jury in the upcoming murder trial of Tracy Crews. Mr. Fulero is also a lawyer and community college professor who frequently testifies as an expert witness for the defense.
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