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By Mark Thompson
markthomp@yahoo.com
Posted 05-14-08

New York County Supreme Court Justice John A. K. Bradley let a prosecutor get away with an "egregious violation" of the rules of evidence, depriving Ronald Moye of a fair trial, said the majority of an Appellate Division panel, in a divided opinion that re-exposed a split in perspectives among appellate judges on police and prosecution tactics.

The prosecutor, Assistant District Attorney Chao, may have had an axe to grind, the appellate majority seemed to suggest. He had been the prosecutor at a first trial, which hung up on jurors’ doubts about whether officers really could have seen what they said they saw from their vantage point.

Full post as published by Judicial Reports on May 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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