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People v. Fuller

Citations

  • 788 P.2d 741
  • 14 Brief Times Rptr. 279
  • 1990 Colo. LEXIS 151
  • 1990 WL 19150

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  • concluding that the victim’s statements were supported by circumstantial guarantees of trustworthiness because they were “spontaneous statements” to “close friends that she had known for many years,” they were “not self-serving,” and she “had no motive to lie”
  • district court’s failure to make requisite findings for admissibility of hearsay harmless where record supported its admission
  • Victim’s statements before her death that “the defendant kept guns in the house and threatened her with them” were probative of the defendant’s motive to kill her.
  • analyzing admissibility under CRE 804(b)(5), CRE 807’s predecessor

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Judges: Vollack

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