· 2/1/1890
Mora v. Murphy
Citations
- 83 Cal. 12
- 23 P. 63
- 1890 Cal. LEXIS 630
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the defendant’s confrontation rights were not violated at a joint trial where evidence introduced that a non- testifying co-defendant made a statement after the shooting that “they” had thrown gun out of car because the statement did not directly implicate the defendant
- evidence admitted at joint trial that a non-testifying co-defendant made a statement after shooting that “they” had thrown gun out of vehicle did not directly implicate the defendant and therefore did not violate Bruton
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Judges: Thornton
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