The trial was thrown out before it ended.
“The evidence presented in the state’s case,” said Superior Court Judge Joseph Paone in New Brunswick, “is insufficient to warrant a conviction.”
And with that, he entered a judgment of acquittal in the corruption trial of Lakewood Rabbi Osher Eisemann, who was charged with pocketing funds from his private school for children with developmental disabilities.
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