New Jersey's Supreme Court on Thursday warned judges in criminal trials against talking to jurors outside the presence of counsel and letting them take home copies of their instructions.
August 09, 2013 at 02:10 AM
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New Jersey's Supreme Court on Thursday warned judges in criminal trials against talking to jurors outside the presence of counsel and letting them take home copies of their instructions.
Nevertheless, the unanimous court in State v. Morgan, A-119-11, allowed the conviction and sentence to stand, finding no prejudice to the defendant from the judge's actions.
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