TWO B rooklyn judges have denied a pair of nearly identical motions filed by two inmates housed in the same facility seeking dismissal of their convictions on the grounds they were denied the right to testify at their trials.
July 03, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The judges were alerted to the similarities in the affidavits by prosecutors . . . .
TWO Brooklyn judges have denied a pair of nearly identical motions filed by two inmates housed in the same facility seeking dismissal of their convictions on the grounds they were denied the right to testify at their trials.
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