Gray v. Maryland, No. 96-8653 (U.S. Supreme Court) (523 U.S. 185; 118 S.Ct. 1151) (February 9, 1998) (Justice Breyer)
Here the court held that confessions otherwise barred by the Bruton rule would not be permitted if they are redacted in a manner that leads the jury to easily draw an inference that the omissions referred to the defendant.
In this case defendant Anthony Bell gave a confession that he, ...
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