People v. Truitt

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• involving the choice of presenting one witness’s testimony either live or through a report the witness previously prepared
• order barring admission of written laboratory report, and requiring testimony of person who actually performed the analysis, did not suppress evidence
• order barring admission of written laboratory report, and requiring testimony of person who actually performed the analysis, did not suppress evidence

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