LILIANA CADAVID v. DANIEL SAPORTA

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• “ ‘rule in Connecticut is that when a statement, accusatory in nature, made in the presence and hearing of an accused, is not denied or explained by him, it may be received into evidence as an admission on his part’ ”

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