State v. Norman P.

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OVERRULES OTHER CASE

• State v. Sawyer

APPEAL RESOLVED in

• State v. Norman P.

AFFIRMED in

• State v. Norman P.

REEMPLAZADA POR in

• State v. Norman P.

LEAVE TO APPEAL GRANTED in

• State v. Norman P.

This document cites

• Connecticut - State v. Bruno
• Connecticut - State v. Rosado
• Connecticut - State v. Slimskey
• Connecticut - State v. Sawyer
• Connecticut - State v. Onofrio



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• Connecticut - State Of Conn. v. Miller
• Connecticut - State v. T.R.D.
• Connecticut - State v. Howard
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• Connecticut - State v. Hines
• Connecticut - State v. Esposito
• Connecticut - State v. Efrain M.
• Connecticut - State v. Arcia
• Connecticut - State v. Gauthier
• Connecticut - State v. Eleck
• Connecticut - State v. Arroyo, 17804.
• Connecticut - State v. Whelan
• Connecticut - State v. Miguel C.
• Connecticut - State v. McClelland
• Connecticut - State Of Conn. v. Miller.
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• Connecticut - State v. Reed
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• US - Reference Stubs - Conn. Gen. Stat. § 53a-49 Criminal Attempt: Sufficiency of Conduct; Renunciation As Defense
• US - Reference Stubs - Conn. Gen. Stat. § 52-146d (Formerly Sec. 52-146a). Privileged Communications Between Psychiatric Mental Health Provider and Patient. Definitions
• US - Reference Stubs - Conn. Gen. Stat. § 53a-60b Assault of an Elderly, Blind, Disabled Or Pregnant Person Or a Person With Intellectual Disability In the Second Degree: Class D Felony: Two Years Not Suspendable