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· 11/9/2023

Leslie Garcia v. the State of Texas

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  • holding that when “the disclosure of this otherwise inadmissible [testimonial] information is to assist the jury in evaluating the expert’s opinion [and], not to prove the substantive truth of the otherwise inadmissible information” no confrontation clause violation exists

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