'Housewives' star wants criminal case tossed because of 'dry' contacts

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charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money in connection with a telemarketing scheme.Page Six obtained court papers wherein the reality TV star argues that her indictment was "bare-bones" and a "flawed theory of criminality." She also says poor eyesight resulted in her accidentally waiving her Miranda rights."My contact lenses, which were in my eyes, were dry, and I did not have my reading glasses, so my vision was blurry and I was unable to read the paper in front of me," she said.

In the new legal documents, her lawyers claim Jen signed the papers "as a direct result of law enforcement deception and trickery calculated to overpower her will."Last April, an indictment out of the Southern District of New.