Ohio Supreme Court· 8/2/1994
State v. Gilliam
Citations
- 1994 Ohio 348
Syllabus
Criminal procedure - Evidence - Admission of co-defendant's taped statement after co-defendant becomes unavailable does not violate Sixth Amendment right to confront adverse witnesses, when.
Judges: Francis E. Sweeney, Sr., J.
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