While being moved to the Montreal Jail, at Bordeaux, just outside Montreal, where capital sentences imposed in the province are executed, he dictated a long statement implicating the brother and sister in the crime; later, in the death house, he amplified it.
The Court of Appeals affirmed, stressing that effective confrontation of a witness who has allegedly made an out-of-court statement implicating the defendant was possible only if the witness affirmed the statement as his.
We conclude that where a codefendant takes the stand in his own defense, denies making an alleged out-of-court statement implicating the defendant, and proceeds to testify favorably to the defendant concerning the underlying facts, the defendant has been denied no rights protected by the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments.
That's the non sequitur that Republicans — including President Trump — are using to avoid grappling with Michael Cohen's guilty plea and statement implicating the president in criminal conduct.
Later that year, Europol, the pan-European police force, issued a statement implicating a network of gangs it called "The Rathkeale Rovers" in a variety of crimes, including the smuggling of rhino horns.
A lawyer assigned by the review commission to study Mr. Alejo's case said a neighbor of his, who was picked up by the army in the Paucartambo restaurant the same day the same soldiers questioned Mr. Alejo, had signed a statement implicating him and others to avoid torture.
Benjamin Gordon, who had just turned 16 at the time of the crime, again alleged that he had been coerced by police into signing a statement implicating Davis.
Both African American and white officers, infuriated by the disobedience, wrote sworn statements implicating the deserters.
A lawyer for Mr. Gonzalez, John Orlando, acknowledged after the arraignments that his client, an immigrant from Ecuador, had made a written statement implicating himself in the crimes.
