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· 11/16/2017

Justin Jerell Williams v. State

How courts have described this case

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  • affording plenary review ‘‘to the extent that we are required to interpret the court’s judgment’’
  • ‘‘to the extent that the court’s decision is founded on its credibility determinations, we cannot second-guess those determi- nations on appeal’’
  • “to the extent that the court’s decision is founded on its credibility determinations, we cannot second-guess those determinations on appeal”
  • interpretation of pleadings presents question of law subject to plenary review

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