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]]> By: MELENDEZ-DIAZ v MASSACHUSETTS. Case No. 07-591. Decided June 25, 2009 | Adobe Tutorials http://www.joffelaw.com/caselaw/2009/06/26/melendez-diaz-v-massachusetts-case-no-07-591-decided-june-25-2009/comment-page-1/#comment-12 MELENDEZ-DIAZ v MASSACHUSETTS. Case No. 07-591. Decided June 25, 2009 | Adobe Tutorials Fri, 26 Jun 2009 21:37:04 +0000 http://www.joffelaw.com/caselaw/?p=492#comment-12 [...] On Writ of Certiorari to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts. Syllabus At petitioner’s state-court drug trial, the prosecution introduced certificates of state laboratory analysts stating that material seized by police and connected to petitioner was cocaine of a certain quantity. As required by Massachusetts law, the certificates were sworn to before a notary public and were submitted as prima facie evidence of what they asserted. See the original post: MELENDEZ-DIAZ v MASSACHUSETTS. Case No. 07-591. Decided June 25, 2009 [...] [...] On Writ of Certiorari to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts. Syllabus At petitioner’s state-court drug trial, the prosecution introduced certificates of state laboratory analysts stating that material seized by police and connected to petitioner was cocaine of a certain quantity. As required by Massachusetts law, the certificates were sworn to before a notary public and were submitted as prima facie evidence of what they asserted. See the original post: MELENDEZ-DIAZ v MASSACHUSETTS. Case No. 07-591. Decided June 25, 2009 [...]

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