Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 1/15/1999

State v. Graf

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143 N.H. 294
726 A.2d 1270
1999 N.H. LEXIS 1

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right to produce all favorable proofs gives defendant only the right to produce witnesses
“A fundamentally unfair adjudicatory procedure is one, for example, that... allows a party to reap the benefit of his own behavior in placing his opponent at an unmerited and misleading disadvantage.” (quotation omitted)
“To establish a violation of a defendant’s right of confrontation, the defendant must show that the trial court’s ruling precluding admission of the privileged information prejudiced his defense.” (emphasis added)

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Judges: Thayer

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