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: Grits for BreakfastWill Melendez-Diaz compel confrontation for parole revocation certificates?
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R.J. MacReady over at the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals blog analyzes possible implications for Texas from last week's Melendez-Diaz ruling by SCOTUS. Though Scalia expressly cited Texas' statute on confrontation of lab experts as an example of state law that already complied with the new ruling, MacReady thinks Melendez-Diaz could result in a change to how Texas courts view confrontation in cases involving business records and parole revocation certificates:Scalia also goes into talk about business records, and this portion of he opinion may be a little more than cosmetic. Here, Scalia makes clear that business records that satisfy the hearsay definition of a business record aren't necessarily immune from a Confrontation Clause objection, either...continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on June 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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