A state appeals court has ordered a hearing on whether a defendant’s conviction should be reconsidered after arresting officers were indicted for perjury in unrelated cases.
The Appellate Division, First Department, ruled in People v. Ulerio, 5149/07, that the facts in the investigation of Willy Ulerio and of those in other cases involving the two New York City police officers are similar enough that Ulerio should get a hearing under CPL 330.30(3) to set aside his conviction and hold a new trial.
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