Dr. Robert Neulander, who was found guilty of murdering his wife near Syracuse seven years ago, made his case before the state’s highest court Thursday to have his conviction thrown out after a juror was found to have texted with friends and family during his trial.

Judges on the Court of Appeals suggested, during arguments, that affirming a lower court’s decision to set aside his conviction could have broader implications for criminal law practice in New York.

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