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: Kansas DefendersRecent SCOTUS filing
By Randall Hodgkinson
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Rachel Pickering and I recently filed a cert petition in State v. Birth, a COA case holding that Confrontation can be waived by an attorney's "opening the door" to introduction of out-of-court statements. The SCOTUS just took a case on "forfeiture by wrong doing," (here is the Confrontation Blog coverage) which may give us some insight into the interplay between the rules of evidence/procedure and the right to Confrontation.Full post as published by Kansas Defenders on January 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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