New Jersey's Supreme Court changes the rules for defendants who raise the insanity defense as well as other seemingly incompatible alternate defenses.
September 10, 2013 at 03:40 AM
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New Jersey's Supreme Court on Monday changed the rules for defendants who raise the insanity defense as well as other seemingly incompatible alternate defenses.
No longer will there be bifurcated trials in which the insanity defense is tried separately from any alternate defenses. Going forward, all defenses will have to be raised in a single trial.
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