Government of the Virgin Islands v. Eurie Joseph

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• holding that admission of evidence in violation of Confrontation Clause was harmless because it did not relate to the contested issue before jury
• holding that admission of evidence in violation of Confrontation Clause was harmless because it did not relate to the contested issue before jury
• admission of statement identifying defendant as shooter, in violation of Confrontation Clause, was harmless because defendant’s identity as shooter was not contested issue at trial

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