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Lawyer's Failure to Explore Evidence Brings New Hearing

New York Law Journal

August 15, 2012

A new suppression hearing has been ordered for a man convicted of weapon possession because his lawyer failed to use evidence showing that two police officers falsely testified that they were acting on more than an anonymous tip.

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