A case at the state Supreme Court tests whether a lawyer for a defendant charged with a drug offense near a park or school has a duty to check that the alleged crime occurred within the zone.
February 28, 2013 at 01:07 AM
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A case argued Wednesday at the state Supreme Court tests whether the lawyer for a defendant charged with a drug offense near a park or school has a duty to check that the alleged act occurred within the zone.
The defendant, in State v. Stevens, A-98-11, claims that his lawyers failure to measure constituted ineffective assistance of counsel.
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