Court of Appeals of New York

Records pertaining to the routine inspection, maintenance and calibration of breathalyzer machines can be offered as evidence in a criminal trial without producing the persons who created the records because such documents are nontestimonial, and thus, not subject to the Confrontation Clause requirements set forth in Crawford v. Washington.

Appellate Information

• Decided 02/19/2013
• Published 02/19/2013

Judges

• GRAFFEO

Court

• Court of Appeals of New York

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