State v. Bardliving

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• Connecticut - State v. Grant
• Connecticut - State v. Wickes
• Connecticut - State v. Wickes
• Connecticut - State v. Morgan
• Connecticut - State v. Little



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• Connecticut - State v. Dews
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• Connecticut - State v. Williams, 12244
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• Connecticut - State v. Gerald W.
• Connecticut - State v. ANTONIO A.
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• US - Reference Stubs - Conn. Gen. Stat. § 53a-223 (Formerly Sec. 53a-110b). Criminal Violation of a Protective Order: Class D Or Class C Felony