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UNDUE PREJUDICE
By Mark Thompson
markthomp@yahoo.com
Posted 03-19-08
Kings County Justice Bernadette Bayne gave an ambulance driver named Alice McGloin such a rough ride in a trial that the Appellate Division threw out the verdict.
The jurors concluded that a traffic accident on the FDR Drive was McGloin’s fault, but according to the appellate panel, several bad rulings from Bayne on evidence and jury instructions may have had something to do with that. “The cumulative effect of the errors was unduly prejudicial,” the appellate panel concluded, awarding McGloin a new trial. McGloin v. Golbi (March 11)
Full post as published by Judicial Reports on March 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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