Davis v. Lensing

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• concluding that statute of limitation was affirmative defense to crime notwithstanding legislature’s failure expressly to declare it affirmative defense
• recognizing relationship between due process protections and stat- ute of limitations, which ‘‘ordinarily . . . is the only protection afforded a defendant against the institution of stale criminal charges’’
• recognizing relationship between due process protections and stat- ute of limitations, which ‘‘ordinarily . . . is the only protection afforded a defendant against the institution of stale criminal charges’’
• recognizing a common-law marital communications privilege in Connecticut
• recognizing a common-law marital communications privilege in Connecticut
• statute of limitations can be waived by a defendant, but the waiver must be voluntary and intelligent

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