The First Department on Tuesday reversed the 2013 assault conviction of a Bronx man and vacated his 20-year sentence "in the interests of justice," citing the denial of his right of confrontation when hearsay evidence was allowed in over his attorney's objection.
December 10, 2015 at 04:03 AM
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The Appellate Division, First Department, on Tuesday reversed the 2013 assault conviction of a Bronx man and vacated his 20-year sentence “in the interests of justice.”
The panel cited the denial of Jaime DeJesus’s right of confrontation when hearsay evidence was allowed in by Justice Barbara Newman over his attorney’s objection.
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