· 8/18/1983
United States v. Curtis Reynolds, William Parran. Appeal of William Parran
Citations
- 715 F.2d 99
- 13 Fed. R. Serv. 1820
How courts have described this case
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- finding that inspector’s testimony that the codefendant told the defendant, “I didn’t tell them anything about you,” violated the Confrontation Clause
- holding phrase “I didn’t tell them anything about you” hearsay when offered to prove truth of implication that defendant was participant in crime
- holding statement 83 inadmissible because it was offered to \prove the truth of the assumed fact of defendant's guilt implied by its content.\
- “[S]tatements containing express assertions may also contain implied assertions qualifying as hearsay and susceptible to hearsay objections.”
- \[S]tatements containing express assertions may also contain implied assertions qualifying as hearsay and susceptible to hearsay objections\
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Judges: Adams, Higginbotham, Stapleton
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