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NJ Court Orders New Trial Where Prosecution Offered Expert Testimony That Defendant's "Palo" Religion Does Not Permit Her to Tell the Truth

By Alliance Defense Fund

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In State v. Miraballes, 14-2-7191 (App. Div. (Weissbard, J.A.D.), the defendant was convicted of various charges, including burglarizing human tombs.  On appeal, a New Jersey appellate panel found error in the prosecutor's use of a hypothetical question addressed to the State's expert on non-traditional religious practices. In that question, in which the State's entire case was summed up, a description of an individual was used that was a patently obvious reference to the defendant. The...(read more)

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 26, 2007 (boomark / email).

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