New Jersey's high court has made it possible for defense lawyers to obtain for review the evidence against clients charged with child pornography-related offenses.
June 13, 2013 at 10:59 AM
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New Jersey’s high court has made it possible for defense lawyers to obtain for review the evidence against clients charged with child pornography-related offenses.
The unanimous court ruled on Thursday, in State v. Scoles, A-41-11, that lawyers can access the material in their offices provided they agree to certain strictures and conditions.
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