At the Worker's Compensation hearing, Horace's employer introduced testimony by a psychiatrist who had treated Horace. The psychiatrist testified that Horace was addicted to a number of drugs. Horace's counsel did not cross-examine the psychiatrist. The psychiatrist is now deceased. Delta now, over objection by Horace, offers a transcript of the psychiatrist's testimony at the Worker's Compensation hearing.
B is arrested and charged with receiving stolen goods taken in the course of the burglary.
At B's trial this statement was admitted over an objection on Fifth Amendment grounds. B was convicted but his conviction was reversed on appeal on the issue of Miranda rights. At A's trial B is called as a witness by A. Despite an order of the court, B refuses to testify with regard to the statement made during custodial interrogation. A calls W, who heard B's earlier statement, and asks him to relate what he heard. While he was being treated in a hospital emergency room, he saw Edward walk in.