The state Supreme Court hears arguments over whether a criminal defendant who has waived his right to be present at sentencing can be compelled by the victim to appear.
April 30, 2013 at 01:38 AM
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The state Supreme Court heard arguments Monday over whether a criminal defendant who has waived his right to be present at sentencing can be compelled by the victim to appear.
The court heard the case State v. Tedesco, A-50-12 on an expedited schedule because its decision will have a direct bearing on a pending case.
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