The Court of Appeals Thursday ordered a new trial for one defendant, vacated the conviction of a second and said a third defendant's conviction may have been affected by a conflict of interest involving his lawyer.
December 13, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – The Court of Appeals Thursday ordered a new trial for one defendant, vacated the conviction of a second and said a third defendant’s conviction may have been affected by a conflict of interest involving his lawyer.
The court said that lower court judges could have corrected the potential errors it cited in the three rulings.
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