Court of Appeals of New York

Second-degree murder convictions and sentence to 75 years to life, is affirmed over claim that trial judge should have declared mistrial as a juror concealed his personal knowledge about the case during jury selection, sought to share outside-the-record information with his fellow jurors during deliberations, and, after the jury foreperson short-circuited and reported his attempted disclosures, lied to the trial court.

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• Decided 09/21/2006
• Published 09/21/2006

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• Court of Appeals of New York

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