People v. Monterroso

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• concluding that “the common law pedigree of the exception for dying declarations poses no conflict with the Sixth Amendment.”
• concluding that \the common law pedigree of the exception for dying declarations poses no conflict with the Sixth Amendment.\
• noting that evidence sought to be presented was indisputably available during trial, and party offered no excuse for not asking for a ruling on its admission prior to the close of evidence
• discussing the admission of a testimonial dying declaration after Crawford in light of that state’s common law
• noting that evidence sought to be presented was indisputably available during trial, and party offered no excuse for not asking for a ruling on its admission prior to the close of evidence
• “if, as Crawford teaches, the confrontation clause ‘is most Gardner Page 14 sense impression. Under Rule 804(b)(2

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