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The state Supreme Court is weighing whether testimony about such high-profile police brutality cases as that of Amadou Diallo and Rodney King in a criminal trial against a former Bloomfield police officer swayed the jury.
November 05, 2019 at 12:55 PM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court is weighing whether a victim’s testimony in a criminal trial against a former Bloomfield police officer, in which the victim cited such high-profile police brutality cases as that of Amadou Diallo and Rodney King, swayed the jury against the officer.
In State of New Jersey v. Trinidad, attorneys for both sides made their arguments before the justices on Monday.
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