in Re Big Country Equipment Rentals & Sales, LLC

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• holding that the term interrogation \must be understood expansively to mean all law enforcement questioning related to the investigation or prosecution of a crime\
• holding a victim's out-of-court statement to police officer per se testimonial, but those made to her mother nontestimonial
• noting that out-of-court statement admissible as spontaneous utterance may nonetheless be testimonial
• \Questioning by law enforcement agents to secure a volatile scene or establish the need for or provide medical care is not colloquially understood as interrogation -- it is not commonly understood as related to the investigation or prosecution of a crime\ [footnote omitted]
• daughter’s account of battery by defendant not testimonial when made in response to mother’s inquiries within minutes of attack
• “We conclude that questioning by law enforcement agents ... other than to secure a volatile scene or to establish the need for or provide medical care, is interrogation [and thus testimonial.]”

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