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· 5/21/1969

Cross v. Warden, Connecticut State Prison

Citations

  • 158 Conn. 637
  • 253 A.2d 494

How courts have described this case

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  • finding summary judgment improper because the unlicensed driver's reasonable belief as to whether he was entitled to drive the vehicle was a question of fact to be determined by a jury
  • a person knowingly driving a vehicle without a driver’s license may nevertheless have a reasonable belief that he was entitled to use the vehicle
  • a person knowingly driving a vehicle without a driver’s license may nevertheless have a reasonable belief that he was entitled to use the vehicle
  • same as Cooper, 849 F.2d at 499

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