California Supreme Court
Jul. 2, 2016
Expert testimony limited in gang prosecutions by state high court
The state Supreme Court established broad restrictions on expert witnesses who rely on out-of-court documents and statements to testify against defendants in gang prosecutions.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state Supreme Court established broad restrictions on expert witnesses who rely on out-of-court documents and statements to testify against defendants in gang prosecutions.
The high court ruled unanimously Thursday that defendants have a constitutional right under the Sixth Amendment to cross-examine law enforcement officers who prepared reports about their alleged interactions with known and ...
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