Smith v. Arizona 01/10/24
Supreme Court of the United States · January 10, 2024
Oral argument before the Supreme Court in Smith v. Arizona on whether a substitute expert’s testimony conveying a lab analyst’s out-of-court statements violated the Sixth Amendment confrontation right; justices questioned the testimonial test, Rule 703, and whether limiting instructions or independent expert testimony could avoid a confrontation problem.
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