Abstract
This case presents three issues for review: 1) what constitutes actual prejudice for an unconstitutional prosecutorial delay; 2) whether the State may use circumstantial evidence to prove cause of death in a homicide case when that cause is in question; and 3) whether testimony from an unavailable witness is hearsay when it is introduced to describe the steps taken during an autopsy.
Recommended Citation
Calder Thingvold, Oral Argument Preview, State of Montana v. Laird: Prosecutorial Delay, Insufficient Evidence, and Hearsay, 79 Mont. L. Rev. Online 95, https://scholarship.law.umt.edu/mlr_online/vol79/iss1/14/.
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