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: UnderdogGuest Blawger Ben Trachtenberg on hearsay and its exceptions.
By Marks & Katz, LLC
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Welcome and thanks to guest blawger Ben Trachtenberg, who sent an email of such high quality about yesterday's blogpost on cops using "magic language" that I asked him for permission to post it here, or for him to update it to a guest blawg entry, which he did. Ben is a visiting assistant professor at Brooklyn Law School. Following is Ben's verbatim posting: The Exception Swallowing the Hearsay Rule: Coconspirators, ?Coventurers,? and the Confrontation ClauseBy Ben Trachtenberg I appreciate the chance to post at Underdog as a guest. I have a law review article in the works (Hastings Law Journal, forthcoming Feb. 2010) that might interest lawyers whose practice involves the Coconspirator Exception to the hearsay rule. The article is the result of research conducted during my first year at Brooklyn Law School, where I teach criminal law and environmental law...continue to full postFull post as published by Underdog on April 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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