Court of Appeals of New York

Conviction and sentence for multiple counts of robbery in the first and second degrees are affirmed over claim that the trial court's preclusion of videotaped statements of defendant's accomplices was erroneous as a matter of law as Supreme Court failed to recognize that the jury could not reliably gauge the credibility of the witnesses without viewing their demeanor and hearing their voices during the police interviews.

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• Decided 05/08/2007
• Published 05/08/2007

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• Court of Appeals of New York

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