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A New York appeals court last week vacated a criminal conviction that improperly relied on a plea from a co-defendant, citing for the first time the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision Crawford v. Washington as a basis for a reversal in New York state. In Crawford , the Supreme Court ruled that pleas introduced to describe elements of a crime were testimonial and could not be admitted unless those who made the statements were available for cross-examination.
July 14, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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