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Excited utterances and the Confrontation Clause in Florida (911 calls)
Statements in a 911 call can be admissible under the excited utterance hearsay and nonviolative of the Confrontation Clause; no so for the same statements made once officers arrive on scene.
Florida Supreme Court decides: Florida is (once again) a Frye state
Frye is back in Florida, rules Florida Supreme Court.
Making Objections in Trial
Three quick rules to remember when preparing for and making objections in trial.
Another book about cross examination? YES!
My new book is out - Cross Examination in a Nutshell by West Academic.
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