Emerging Issues in Confrontation Litigation: Crawford v. Washington: Confrontation One Year Later

by Jessica Smith

Crawford v. Washington is the 2004 U.S. Supreme Court case that redefined confrontation clause analysis. A practical, analytical tool for decision makers and lawyers dealing with Crawford issues, this publication begins with a summary of the Crawford case and continues with a comprehensive catalog of state and federal post- Crawford cases. The catalog is clearly organized to facilitate quickly locating cases on point and gives particular emphasis to North Carolina cases. It includes a decision tree to aid analysis.

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A supplement dated April 2007 is also available (

40 pages, Paperback

Published May 9, 2005