People v. Perez
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SUMMARY
August 22, 2024
2024COA94
No. 22CA1805, People v. Perez — Constitutional Law — Sixth
Amendment — Confrontation Clause — Recorded Jailhouse
Phone Calls — Testimonial Statements
A division of the court of appeals considers, for the first time,
whether the admission of recorded jailhouse calls between the
defendant and his mother, who did not testify at trial, violated the
Confrontation Clause. The division holds that such statements are
not testimonial and, therefore, that no constitutional violation
occurred. The division further holds that no instructional error
occurred, that the court did not…
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