Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. v. State of New York

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• concluding that no colloquy was required where the stipulation was insufficient by itself to sustain a conviction for the charged offense
• holding that a written statement of evidence, produced by the Commonwealth and signed by the defendant prior to trial, was a valid stipulation for purposes of Melendez-Diaz
• holding no colloquy was required where the stipulation was insufficient by itself to sustain a conviction for the charged offense

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