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Hearsay Testimony of Prison Officials Found Inadmissible in Criminal Prosecution and Probation Revocation

Loaded on Aug. 15, 2004 published in Prison Legal News August, 2004, page 34
Filed under: Witnesses (Disciplinary Hearings), Drug Testing, Crime/Demographics, Criminal Prosecution, Informants, Witnesses, Parole. Locations: New York, Pennsylvania.
Hearsay Testimony of Prison Officials Found Inadmissible
in Criminal Prosecution and Probation Revocation


The Third Circuit Court of Appeals held that prison officials' testimony in the prosecution of a prisoner was inadmissible hearsay and that it was not harmless error to admit that testimony.


On June 7, 2000, prison officials ...

 

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