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State v. Carey

Citations

  • 228 Conn. 487
  • 636 A.2d 840
  • 1994 Conn. LEXIS 35

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  • concluding evidentiary error entitled defendant to new probation revocation hearing but not acquittal because, but for error, evidence otherwise sufficient
  • concluding evidentiary error entitled defendant to new probation revocation hearing but not acquittal because, but for error, evidence otherwise sufficient
  • “[cjlaims of evidentiary insufficiency in criminal cases are always addressed independently of claims of evidentiary error”
  • \[c]laims of evidentiary insufficiency in criminal cases are always addressed independently of claims of evidentiary error\
  • in reviewing evidentiary insuffi ciency claim, appellate tribunal considers all evidence heard by fact finder, including any evidence that appellate tribunal ultimately determines improperly was admitted

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Judges: Peters

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