State v. Jones

Summary

The court held that defendant failed to preserve both his constitutional and statutory confrontation claims arising from the admission of a suppression-hearing transcript at his probation revocation hearing. Because defendant did not object on confrontation grounds or request that the witness testify, the trial court was not required to make a good-cause finding before admitting the transcript, and the revocation was upheld. The Court modified and affirmed the Court of Appeals' decision.