Under the due process test, after the defendant meets his or her burden of proof, the matter then is up to the judge for a determination of admissibility.

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Under the due process test, it is not solely up to the judge for a determination of admissibility after the defendant meets his or her burden of proof. The process involves both parties presenting evidence and arguments, and the judge makes a ruling based on the totality of the evidence and arguments presented.

Under the Due Process Test, After the Defendant Meets His