· 10/12/2023
Anderson, Sr. v. D.C. Dep't of Employment Services
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- holding that Simmons does not require the trial court to \educate\ potential jurors on effect of parole ineligibility during voir dire
- holding that Simmons does not require the trial court to “educate” potential jurors on effect of parole ineligibility during voir dire
- holding that “[t]he admission of the untested confession of [a codefendant] violated petitioner’s Confrontation Clause rights”
- holding that the admission of an accomplice's out-of-court confession violated the petitioner's Confrontation Clause rights
- holding that admission at trial of non-testifying accomplice’s statement against penal interest violates defendant’s rights under the Confrontation Clause and noting that such statements are inherently unreliable
- holding that the admission of an accomplice's out-of-court confession violated the petitioner's Confrontation Clause rights
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