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· 5/21/2024

JEFFREY UNNERSTALL v. CYNTHIA UNNERSTALL

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  • concluding that court must consider circumstances of death to determine whether primary purpose of autopsy was for use in criminal prosecution
  • an autopsy report is not testimonial because it is not created to establish a fact at trial
  • an autopsy report is not testimonial because it is not created to establish a fact at trial
  • applying pre-Williams v. Illinois opinions

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