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· 1/6/2017

Jolley v. Vinton

Citations

  • 157 A.3d 755
  • 171 Conn. App. 567
  • 2017 Conn. App. LEXIS 75

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  • declining to address a separate argument that evidence was properly seized under the Fourth Amendment where that argument was abandoned by the State at oral argument

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