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State v. Anderson

Citations

  • 178 Conn. 287
  • 422 A.2d 323
  • 1979 Conn. LEXIS 841

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  • explaining that ‘‘armed’’ is commonly interpreted as requiring that weapon be in one’s possession and, thus, ‘‘it is not necessary for a weapon to be exhibited, displayed, uti- lized or referred to in order for one to be considered ‘armed’ ’’
  • not necessary for weapon to be exhibited, displayed, utilized, or referred to in order for one to be considered \armed\
  • “[dictionary defines the term ‘armed’ as ‘furnished with weapons of offense or defense: fortified, equipped’ ”
  • ‘‘Actually, ‘armed’ is commonly interpreted as simply requiring that a weapon be in one’s possession. . . . It is apparent that it is not necessary for a weapon to be exhibited, displayed, utilized or referred to in order for one to be considered ‘armed.’ ’’ (Citations omitted.)

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Judges: Loiselle

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