People v. Andrade
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Friedman, J.
Based in significant part on self-incriminating statements he made while in police custody, defendant was convicted of shooting another person to death. By raising a challenge at trial to the voluntariness of his inculpatory statements, defendant opened the door to the introduction of the evidence the police had placed before him to elicit those statements. The admission of this evidence — a videotape of the interview of a nontestifying witness and a photo array from which that witness had identified defendant — did not violate the hearsay rule or defendant’s…
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