The Supreme Court has agreed to decide what standards should govern when deciding if a defendant convicted of careless driving should be given a jail sentence.
February 06, 2013 at 02:08 AM
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The Supreme Court has agreed to decide what standards should govern when deciding if a defendant convicted of careless driving should be given a jail sentence.
How the court rules in State v. Palma, A-41-12, will determine whether a driver was properly ordered jailed for fatally striking a pedestrian.
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