Establishing Specific Intent in Murder Convictions: Insights from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. LARRY CHACE Introduction STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. LARRY CHACE, 199 Conn. 102 (1986), is a pivotal case decided...
Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies in Employee Termination: Insights from LaCROIX v. BOARD OF EDUCATION Introduction In Theodore LaCROIX v. BOARD OF EDUCATION of the City of Bridgeport, 199 Conn....
Strict Standards for Proving Fraudulent Concealment: Commentary on BOUND BROOK ASSOCIATION ET AL. v. CITY OF NORWALK ET AL. Introduction BOUND BROOK ASSOCIATION ET AL. v. CITY OF NORWALK ET AL. is a...
IN RE MIGDALIA M.: Reevaluating Parental Rights Termination Standards 1. Introduction IN RE MIGDALIA M. is a landmark decision by the Appellate Court of Connecticut, rendered on February 11, 1986....
Strict Compliance Required for Speedy Trial Requests: Analysis of STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. WILLIAM TOSTE Introduction STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. WILLIAM TOSTE is a seminal case adjudicated by the Supreme...
Admissibility of Post-Arrest Silence and Evidence in Felony Murder: Insights from State of Connecticut v. Christopher Leecan Introduction In the landmark case of State of Connecticut v. Christopher...
State v. Amarillo: Affirmation of Reliable Victim Identification and Dual Offenses Prosecution Introduction In State of Connecticut v. Jairo Amarillo (198 Conn. 285), the Supreme Court of Connecticut...
Connecticut Supreme Court Upholds Personal Jurisdiction Over Out-of-State Hospital Through Repeated Solicitation Introduction The case of TOD W. FRAZER III ET AL. v. JOHN MCGOWAN ET AL. (198 Conn....
Overruling STATE v. LICARI: Enhancing Judicial Standards on Illegal Arrests Introduction The landmark case State of Connecticut v. Luther Fleming (198 Conn. 255, 1986) addresses critical issues...
Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies and Subject Matter Jurisdiction: Insights from Eileen CAHILL v. BOARD OF EDUCATION of Stamford Introduction Case Title: Eileen CAHILL v. BOARD OF EDUCATION of...
Limitations on Conditional Nolo Contendere Pleas: Insights from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. ISRAEL MADERA Introduction State of Connecticut v. Israel Madera, 198 Conn. 92 (1985), adjudicated by the...
Jury Instruction Standards in Insanity Defense: Insights from State of Connecticut v. Hinckley (198 Conn. 77) Introduction In State of Connecticut v. Joseph S. Hinckley (198 Conn. 77), the Supreme...
Insanity Defense and Circumstantial Evidence in Sexual Assault Conviction: Insights from State of Connecticut v. Bruce E. Rodgers Introduction In the landmark case of State of Connecticut v. Bruce E....
Judicial Impartiality and Burden of Proof in State of Connecticut v. Fernandez Introduction The Supreme Court of Connecticut, in State of Connecticut v. Wilfredo Fernandez (198 Conn. 1, 1985),...
Juror Selection Integrity in STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. JOSEPH MACK, JR. Introduction In the landmark case of STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. JOSEPH MACK, JR., the Supreme Court of Connecticut addressed...
Enhancing the Confrontation Clause: State v. Milum and the Right to Cross-Examination on Witness Bias Introduction State of Connecticut v. Ronald J. Milum (197 Conn. 602) is a seminal case...
Mandatory Jury Instruction on Defendant’s Silence under General Statutes 54-84(b): State v. Sinclair Introduction The case of State of Connecticut v. John Sinclair (197 Conn. 574) adjudicated by the...
Admissibility of Non-Responses under Miranda Protections: Establishing a New Trial Precedent in Connecticut Introduction In the landmark case of State of Connecticut v. Todd C. Morrill, decided on...
Limitations on Capital Felony Prosecutions and Res Judicata in State v. Ellis et al. Introduction In the landmark case of State of Connecticut v. Brian Ellis, adjudicated by the Supreme Court of...
STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. John E. Vitale, Jr.: Affirmation of Felony Murder Convictions and Harmless Error in Procedural Limitations Introduction In the landmark case of State of Connecticut v. John E....