Rackoff v. State

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a certificate of inspection was simply a record made in the regular course of business and not testimonial hearsay
• holding that the State cannot be faulted for a delay attributable to the defendant’s pre-trial motions
• breath-testing inspection certificates not testimonial because author of such certificates does not bear testimony against the defendant
• finding certifications are not testimonial because they are prepared routinely and are not made in anticipation of prosecution against a particular defendant
• certifications not testimonial because they are routinely made and are not made in anticipation of prosecution against particular defendant
• Reasons for delay under the Baker-Doggett analysis were largely attributable to the defendant's filing of pretrial motions.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).