Juvenile Appeal (85-AB), In re

Core Citations

OVERRULED BY STATUTE in

• In re Michael S., (SC 16556)

RECOGNIZED SUPERSEDED BY STATUTE in

• State v. Jamar D.*
• State v. Garcia, 15128
• State v. Jamar D.*

[See more]

• State Of Conn. v. Fielding, No. 18184.
• State v. Fielding, (SC 18184) (Conn. 5/4/2010)

SUPERSEDED BY STATUTE in

• State v. J.M.F.

This document cites

• Federal Cases - United States v. Donald
• Federal Cases - Charles Heike v. United States
• Connecticut - State v. Parker
• Federal Cases - Cohen v. Beneficial Industrial Loan Corporation Beneficial Industrial Loan Corporation v. Smith
• Connecticut - Styles v. Tyler



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• Federal Cases - Cogen v. United States
• Connecticut - Antrum v. State
• Federal Cases - Di Bella v. United States United States v. Koenig
• Connecticut - Lee v. Board of Ed. of City of Bristol
• Federal Cases - United States v. Helstoski
• Federal Cases - Gerstein v. Pugh 8212 477
• Connecticut - State v. Aillon
• Connecticut - State v. Bell
• Connecticut - Potter v. Appleby
• Federal Cases - Franks v. Delaware
• Illinois - People v. Jiles
• Federal Cases - Abney v. United States
• Federal Cases - Breed v. Jones 8212 1995
• Connecticut - State v. Moore
• Federal Cases - Near v. State of Minnesota Olson
• Connecticut - Rybinski v. STATE EMPLOYEES'RETIREMENT COMMISSION
• New Jersey - State v. Evangelista
• Federal Cases - People of Territory of Guam v. Kingsbury
• Federal Cases - Helstoski v. Meanor
• Connecticut - State v. Curcio
• Connecticut - State v. Grotton
• Connecticut - State v. Seravalli
• Connecticut - State v. Powell
• Connecticut - State v. Acquin
• Connecticut - Laurel Park, Inc. v. Pac
• Connecticut - State v. Longo
• Louisiana - State v. Edwards
• Connecticut - State v. Kemp
• US - Reference Stubs - Youthful offenders: Definitions; applicability of interstate compact
• US - Reference Stubs - (Formerly Sec. 51-308). Transfer of child charged with a felony to the regular criminal docket. Transfer of youth aged sixteen or seventeen to docket for juvenile matters