Court of Appeals of Arizona· 2/28/2006

Bohsancurt v. Eisenberg

Citations

129 P.3d 471
212 Ariz. 182
2006 Ariz. App. LEXIS 26

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holding that calibration records qualify under the business records hearsay exception
holding calibration records for breathalyzer machine were nontestimonial business records
finding certifications are not testimonial because they are mandated by administrative rule and the calibration testing and recording is a type of routine daily task that is far removed from any concerns associated with the adversarial cireumstances surrounding investigations or arrests
quality assurance records of Intoxilyzer 5000 used to test defendant's breath sample qualify as business records and are not testimonial under Crawford
“The essence of a public record is that it is created by a public agency. But, when a public agent keeps records in the ordinary course of business of his or her employer, the records may still constitute business records.”
“The essence of a public record is that it is created by a public agency. But, when a public agent keeps records in the ordinary course of business of his or her employer, the records may still constitute business records.”

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Judges: Pelander, Howard, Vásquez

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