In affirming the Appellate Division's order reversing the convictions and remanding the action for a new trial, this court does not reach the issue whether the Due Process Clauses of the State or Federal Constitutions required the asking of the voir dire question of ethnic prejudice submitted by defendants. Instead, the Appellate Division, a court vested with the same discretion as the trial court, would...
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