State v. Bromwich

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• counsel in a criminal case may waive his client's right of confrontation by stipulating to the admission of evidence if the decision to stipulate is a legitimate trial tactic and the defendant does not dissent from the decision
• counsel in a criminal case may waive his client’s right of confrontation by stipulating to the admission of evidence if the decision to stipulate is a legitimate trial tactic and the defendant does not dissent from the decision
• defendant \admitted to the truth of the stipulated facts in open court\
• counsel in a criminal case may waive his client’s right of confrontation by stipulating to the admission of evidence if the decision to stipulate is a legitimate trial tactic and the defendant does not dissent from the decision

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