A witness's prior recorded statements entered evidence where witness was deemed unavailable because, when he appeared under subpoena, he testified to not remembering the subject matter of the case.
December 09, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Unavailability of Witness • Forfeiture by Wrongdoing Exception • Prosecutorial Misconduct in Judge Assignment
Commonwealth v. Martin, PICS Case No. 16-1501 (C.P. Lycoming Nov. 2016) Lovecchio, J. (18 pages).
A witness’s prior recorded statements entered evidence where witness was deemed unavailable because, when he appeared under subpoena, he testified to not remembering the subject matter of the case.
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