Connecticut Appellate Court· 8/10/2004

State v. Browne

Citations

854 A.2d 13
84 Conn. App. 351
2004 Conn. App. LEXIS 342

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same transaction may constitute separate and distinct crimes where it is susceptible of separation into parts, each of which constitutes completed offense
same transaction may constitute separate and distinct crimes where it is susceptible of separation into parts, each of which constitutes completed offense
“[T]he owner of an article, whether he is generally familiar with such values or not, ought certainly to be allowed to estimate its worth; the weight of his testimony (which often would be trifling
“[T]he owner of an article, whether he is generally familiar with such values or not, ought certainly to be allowed to estimate its worth; the weight of his testimony (which often would be trifling
“[T]he owner of an article, whether he is generally familiar with such values or not, ought certainly to be allowed to estimate its worth; the weight of his testimony (which often would be trifling) may be left to the jury; and courts have usually made no objections to this policy.”

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Judges: Dranginis, Flynn, Hennessy

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