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· 1/24/2012

Gerald W. v. Commissioner of Correction

Citations

  • 133 Conn. App. 901

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  • \Statutes should not be declared unconstitutional unless the infringement of the superior law is clear beyond substantial doubt.\
  • \Statutes should not be declared unconstitutional unless the infringement of the superior law is clear beyond substantial doubt.\
  • constitutions are to be construed in the light of their purpose and should be given a practical interpretation, so that the plainly manifested purpose of those who created them may be carried out

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Judges: Alvord, Beach, Dupont

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