Matter of People of the State of New York v. VDARE Found., Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding the admission of an accomplice’s statement that was not incriminating on its face did not run afoul of the Confrontation Clause
• noting that Bruton “specifically exempts a statement, not incriminating on its face, that implicates defendant only in connection to other admitted evidence”
• Richardson ‘specifically exempts a statement, not incriminating on its face, that implicates the defendant only in connection to other admitted evidence’
• reference to fact that co-defendant made a statement, without reference to its contents, does not implicate Bruton
• “Richardson . . . specifically exempts [from Bruton] a statement, not incriminating on its face, that implicates the defendant only in connection to other admitted evidence.”

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