Former Newark Mayor Sharpe James has again fallen short in his efforts to upend his conviction on corruption charges, this time on the ground of alleged juror deceit.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on Tuesday dispatched the argument that a juror lied by failing to reveal that his parents worked for the city of Newark and that his stepfather supported James politically.
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