A case argued Monday before the New Jersey Supreme Court tests how far criminal investigators can go in promising leniency to elicit a confession.
A divided appeals court ruled in State v. Hreha that a trial judge should have suppressed the confession of a Department of Law and Public Safety employee accused of causing thousands of racist flyers to be spewed from printers at the Hughes Justice Complex.
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