This case concerns two questions. The first is whether the introduction of a prior statement of a witness who is physically present for cross-examination, but has only a limited recall of the facts contained in his prior statement, violates the Confrontation Clause of the United States Constitution. The second is whether, when the State is using a guilty plea from a Delaware court to establish a prior...
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