· 3/3/1986
State v. Causby
Citations
- 706 S.W.2d 628
- 1986 Tenn. LEXIS 828
How courts have described this case
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- involving affidavits filed in support of a motion for new trial but not admitted into evidence
- Tennessee Supreme Court holds that former testimony hearsay exception is such firmly established rule and so inherently rehable that any such evidence necessarily comports with right of confrontation.
- former testimony hearsay exception is such a firmly established rule and so inherently reliable that any such evidence necessarily comports with the right of confrontation
- Tennessee Supreme Court holds that former testimony hearsay exception is such firmly established rule and so inherently reliable that any 10 such evidence necessarily comports with the right of confrontation.
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Judges: Cooper, Brock, Fones, Harbison, Franks
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