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· 3/6/1992

Shakespeare v. State

Citations

  • 827 P.2d 454
  • 1992 Alas. App. LEXIS 18
  • 1992 WL 41569

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  • “Thus we have held that where the declarant is aware that he is not subject to prosecution for crimes revealed in a statement, the statement lacks trustworthiness and should not be construed as one against penal interest.”

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Judges: Bryner, Coats, Andrews, Mannheimer

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