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State v. Brocuglio

Citations

  • 64 Conn. App. 93
  • 779 A.2d 793
  • 2001 Conn. App. LEXIS 325

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  • holding that police violated Fourth Amendment by entering backyard enclosed by stockade fence posted with “No Trespassing” and “Keep Out” signs
  • holding that a defendant’s verbal utterances to the officers requesting that they leave his property or he would let his dog loose did not constitute a new, distinct crime
  • holding that a defendant's verbal utterances to the officers requesting that they leave his property or he would let his dog loose did not constitute a new, distinct crime

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Judges: Dranginis

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