The New Jersey Supreme Court hears arguments on whether a trial attorney's decision not to call a slew of potential alibi witnesses in a murder case was ineffective assistance of counsel.
January 10, 2014 at 03:35 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on whether a trial attorney’s decision not to call a slew of potential alibi witnesses in a murder case was ineffective assistance of counsel.
Two lower courts have said no, respecting the attorney’s determination that the witnesses were so unreliable their testimony could hurt the defendant.
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