Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama· 4/30/2004

Smith v. State

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898 So. 2d 907
2004 WL 921748

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holding that admission of autopsy evidence and reports, without testimony of medical examiner who performed autopsy, violated defendant’s Sixth Amendment right to confrontation but was harmless error
holding that admission of autopsy evidence and reports, without testimony of medical examiner who performed autopsy, violated defendant’s Sixth Amendment right to confrontation but was harmless error
holding that admission of autopsy evidence and reports, without testimony of medical examiner who performed autopsy, violated defendant’s Sixth Amendment right to confrontation but was harmless error
holding that admission of autopsy evidence and reports, without testimony of medical examiner who performed autopsy, violated defendant’s Sixth Amendment right to confrontation but was harmless error

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Judges: Cobb, Shaw

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