Hirsch v. Braceland

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• considering fact that did not appear in record but was mentioned in party’s brief and ‘‘admitted to be so by the [opposing party] during the course of oral argument [before] this court’’
• \The validity of any detention under [this] statute . . . is circumscribed in time and conditioned upon the proper execution of a certificate by a physician licensed to practice medicine or surgery in Connecticut.\

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