Trial Errors Result in Retrial for Murder Defendant

A unanimous panel of the Appellate Division, Second Department, said in its unsigned ruling that James McArthur had a constitutional right to remain silent at the time of his arrest and that the exercise of that right cannot be used against him by the prosecution as part of its direct case.

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