A Clifton gynecologist has been cleared of a rape charge after a great jury voted not to give back an arraignment against him.
Dr. Vinay Shah, who hones out of an office on Paulison Avenue, was accused in June of second-degree rape in light of a charge by a lady who blamed him for commandingly expelling her jeans and having sex with her.
Shah, who had denied the assertion, was charged on the premise of an objection marked in Clifton Municipal Court.
The affirmed casualty, a 53-year-old lady from Wallington whose character is being withheld, had said that the claimed attack occurred at Shah's office in April 2011.
The case was later exhibited to a terrific jury. The board assembled a week ago and voted not to arraign Shah, which will bring about the expulsion of the charge against him.
Shah's lawyer, Christopher Adams, said the amazing jury voted in the wake of listening to confirmation that included declaration from Shah.
Adams had said that the lady had made rehashed dangers against Shah and had promised to decimate his notoriety on the off chance that he didn't pay her cash.
The informer, in the interim, had demanded that she never needed cash from Shah.
On Monday, Adams said in an announcement that he was satisfied with the fantastic jury's choice.
"It's a mixed vindication that these charges were totally false," he said.
Dr. Vinay Shah, who hones out of an office on Paulison Avenue, was accused in June of second-degree rape in light of a charge by a lady who blamed him for commandingly expelling her jeans and having sex with her.
Shah, who had denied the assertion, was charged on the premise of an objection marked in Clifton Municipal Court.
The affirmed casualty, a 53-year-old lady from Wallington whose character is being withheld, had said that the claimed attack occurred at Shah's office in April 2011.
The case was later exhibited to a terrific jury. The board assembled a week ago and voted not to arraign Shah, which will bring about the expulsion of the charge against him.
Shah's lawyer, Christopher Adams, said the amazing jury voted in the wake of listening to confirmation that included declaration from Shah.
Adams had said that the lady had made rehashed dangers against Shah and had promised to decimate his notoriety on the off chance that he didn't pay her cash.
The informer, in the interim, had demanded that she never needed cash from Shah.
On Monday, Adams said in an announcement that he was satisfied with the fantastic jury's choice.
"It's a mixed vindication that these charges were totally false," he said.
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