Blecha v. People

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that Dement adopted the Roberts test “[i]n an effort to maintain consistency between Colorado law and federal law”
• explaining that a conspiracy terminates when the objective of the conspiracy is obtained
• determining that any error in the improperly admitted hearsay statements was harmless because there was “persuasive corroborative evidence”
• applying Dement 's unavailability prong, but emphasizing no judgment made on whether still required under Colorado Constitution in light of recent federal abandonment
• applying Dement's unavailability prong, but emphasizing no. judgment made on whether still required under Colorado Constitution in light of recent federal abandonment
• court defers decision on whether it will follow federal precedent or maintain unavailability requirement under the state constitution

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