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Posted on 4/2/24 at 7:56 am to Robot Santa
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No, because it only applies to testimony made under oath when that testimony was subject to cross-examination.
There are even a few exceptions to that one as well. Dying declarations, for example, are admissible.
Posted on 4/2/24 at 8:13 am to Robot Santa
If you were a defendant wouldn't you want that cross examination to be in front of a jury? You've just been denied that right.
Just another example of the government trying to create a loop hole in an iron clad right.
Same as what they've done with the double jeopardy law exemptions.
Just another example of the government trying to create a loop hole in an iron clad right.
Same as what they've done with the double jeopardy law exemptions.
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