At his first jury trial as assistant Hudson County prosecutor, Ralph J. Lamparello was confident he would win. After all, as the prosecutor in charge of the offices juvenile section he had never lost a case. Now, in his first jury trial, he was trying an adult charged with stealing a car.
Hey, come on up and see my first guilty verdict, he told former colleagues.
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