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Idaho v. Wright
Idaho v. Wright
The admission at trial of hearsay statements does not violate confrontation clause as long as declarant is unavailable and statements are sufficiently reliable, based either on firmly rooted hearsay exception or other showings of trustworthiness.
Gray v. Maryland
Gray v. Maryland
The use of blanks or deleted references in a redacted confession of a co-defendant may not be offered against a defendant at a joint trial, even with a limiting instruction. Redaction.
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Texas v. McCullough
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Bartkus v. Illinois
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Apprendi v. New Jersey
Apprendi v. New Jersey
Due process considerations of Fifth Amendment, applied to states through Fourteenth Amendment, requires an increase in maximum prison sentence to be based on facts found by jury beyond a reasonable doubt. Evidentiary hearing; hate crime.
Sixth Amendment Confrontation Clause and Taped Testimony
Sixth Amendment Confrontation Clause and Taped Testimony
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Compulsion of Testimony
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Authority to Detain
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Attachment of Right To Counsel
Attachment of Right To Counsel
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Duty to Disclose Exculpatory Evidence
Duty to Disclose Exculpatory Evidence
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Selective Prosecution
Selective Prosecution
United States v. Armstrong; claim of selective prosecution based on race; claimant must produce evidence that similarly situated offenders of a different race could have been prosecuted but were not.