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Petitioner's brief in Giles filed

By Richard D. Friedman

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Here is the brief of the petitioner, the first brief on the merits before the Supreme Court in Giles v. California, No. 07-6053, reviewing People v. Giles, No. S129852, 40 Cal.4th 833, 152 P.3d 433 (Cal. 2007), the case presenting the issue of whether the accused can forfeit the confrontation right with respect to a witness by killing her, even if he did not do so for the purpose of rendering her unavailable as a witness. I will post amicus briefs as I receive them. The briefs of respondent and supporting amici are due on March 19.

Full post as published by The Confrontation Blog on February 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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