Whether the Confrontation Clause allows the admission of testimonial documents created in response to a search warrant without direct confrontation of the declarant

Whether the Confrontation Clause allows the admission at trial—without confrontation of the declarant —of documents created in response to a search warrant that are signed under penalty of perjury, that identify Petitioner as the suspect, that contain the same statement the declarant would make if called to testify, and that are used by the prosecution to identify Peti tioner as the person who committed the offense.