Court Documents Admitted in Drunk Driving Trial Not Violative of Sixth Amendment’s Right to Confrontation
If you have been following this blog, you have seen several recent posts about criminal convictions being reversed as a result of the Melendez-Diaz and Crawford decisions. These decisions have dramatically changed the landscape of permissible ‘testimonial’ evidence against a defendant at trial, but the scope of these decisions is limited. In the recent case of Commonwealth v. Dale McMullin,…