United States v. Tapaha
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BACHARACH, Circuit Judge.
*902 Ms. Cornelia Tapaha was convicted of assault for hitting her boyfriend, Mr. Myron Yazzie, with her car. She appeals this conviction, arguing that the district court
• violated her constitutional right to present a defense by excluding certain testimony from three witnesses: (1) Ms. Tamara Tapaha, Cornelia's sister; 1 (2) Mr. Yazzie; and (3) Cornelia herself,
• violated the Confrontation Clause by excluding certain testimony by Mr. Yazzie, and
• erred in refusing to admit redacted portions of an interview with a law-enforcement officer.
We conclude that
• exclusion of the…
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