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· 5/15/2018

Cortez v. Comm'r of Corr.

Citations

  • 183 A.3d 702
  • 181 Conn. App. 905

How courts have described this case

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  • interpreting statute to resolve defendant's argument that conviction lacked sufficient evidence \as a matter of law\ based on defendant's interpretation of the statute
  • interpreting statute to resolve defendant's argument that \conviction lack[ed] sufficient evidence as a matter of law\ based on defendant's own interpretation of statute
  • conducting statutory interpretation as part of analysis to determine if State provided sufficient evidence that defendant failed to register under KORA
  • for purposes of the offender registration statute, reporting a change of address requires that the offender obtains a new place of habitation where the person intends to remain

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