People v. Sepos
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Memorandum : Although our affirmance of the Appellate Division’s order directing a hearing establishes that the petitioner is entitled to postconviction relief if he proves the allegations of his petition, we need not now decide the particular form or nature of such relief. It is enough to say that the petitioner, in order ultimately to prevail, must demonstrate, as he alleges, that televising and broadcasting shortly after his arrest a re-enactment of the crime charged against him rendered a fair trial impossible.
While a plea of guilt is ordinarily deemed to be a waiver of defenses which…
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