Lee v. State

D.P. Marshall Jr., Judge.

A jury convicted Emmanuel Lee of fraudulently using a credit card belonging to Border Express, a company that had hired Lee to drive a truck. Lee attacks his conviction with three arguments. He challenges the sufficiency of the evidence. He argues that the circuit court should have suppressed certain evidence. And he contends that the circuit court violated the Confrontation Clause by allowing the investigating police officer to testify about what the deceased owner of Border Express told the officer on the night of Lee’s arrest.

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To avoid any double-jeopardy issue, we…