DLK, LLC v. Kireland-B, LLC

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• holding that a declarant’s excited utterances to the police were testimonial and therefore inadmissible, reasoning that the declarant, whose statements described criminal activity, “could reasonably expect that her statements would be used to prosecute [the defendant]”
• finding an abuse of discretion where “the record revealed] no evidence as to when the alleged incident ... occurred”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).