Williams v. N.Y.C. Dep't of Health & Mental Hygiene

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• holding a defendant may waive his right to a jury trial if he reviews a written waiver and the trial court \engage[s] in a colloquy with defendant[] . . . to assess the voluntariness of a waiver request\
• disbarring an attorney for, among other things, violating the rule requiring 12 A-3777-13T3 professional corporations to file a certificate of insurance with the Clerk of the Supreme Court
• requiring that “an official jury waiver form containing the . . . four items be prepared for use” and that “trial judges engage in a colloquy with defendants that includes those four items, at a minimum, to assess the voluntariness of a waiver request”

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