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The impact of federal constitutional law on co-defendant cases in California

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MAY 5, 2025

Overview This article unpacks the relationship California courts have with federal constitutional law via the Aranda/Bruton doctrine, which protects criminal defendants in joint trials against inculpative hearsay statements admitted against their codefendant under the Sixth Amendments confrontation clause.[1]

The impact of federal constitutional law on co-defendant cases in California

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