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· 6/9/2022

Owens (Keshone) v. State

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  • plaintiffs Massachusetts judgment was entitled to full faith and credit under Connecticut law because it was final judgment
  • “The plaintiff, by obtaining both final orders, made the judgment impervious to modification and therefore took the necessary step in entitling her case to full faith and credit under Connecticut law.”

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