The New Jersey Senate on June 25 gave final legislative approval to a bill that would restrict when criminal defendants may invoke a privilege that bars communication between spouses from being admitted into evidence.
June 25, 2015 at 05:09 PM
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The New Jersey Senate on June 25 gave final legislative approval to a bill that would restrict when criminal defendants may invoke a privilege that bars communication between spouses from being admitted into evidence.
The Senate passed the measure, A3636, in a 39-0 vote, without debate. It now goes to Gov. Chris Christie, who will likely sign the bill into law.
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