A bill that restricts when criminal defendants may invoke a privilege that bars communication between spouses from evidence has cleared one chamber of the Legislature—and unanimously so.
December 15, 2014 at 12:10 AM
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A bill that restricts when criminal defendants may invoke a privilege that bars communication between spouses from evidence has cleared one chamber of the Legislature—and unanimously so.
The New Jersey Assembly on Dec. 15 passed the measure, which would create a crime-fraud exception to the marital communications privilege, by a vote of 73-0. There were no abstentions.
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