State v. Thomas W.

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OVERRULES OTHER CASE

• State v. Payne

AFFIRMED in

• State v. Thomas W.
• State v. Thomas W.*

APPEAL RESOLVED in

• State v. Thomas W.
• State v. Thomas W.*

REEMPLAZADA POR in

• State v. Thomas W.
• State v. Thomas W.*

LEAVE TO APPEAL GRANTED in

• State v. Thomas W.

This document cites

• Connecticut - State v. Cutro
• Connecticut - State v. Velez
• Connecticut - State v. Barksdale
• Connecticut - State v. Romero
• Connecticut - State v. Payne



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