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State v. Carey

Citations

  • 30 Conn. App. 346
  • 620 A.2d 201
  • 1993 Conn. App. LEXIS 74

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  • finding that “[h] ear say evidence cannot be the basis of probation revocation if it is wholly unsupported by corroborative evidence”
  • ‘[w]hen the evidence adduced at a probation revocation hearing is insufficient, the defendant is entitled to a judgment of acquittal’
  • ‘‘a defendant cannot be found in violation of probation on grounds other than those with which he is charged’’
  • ‘‘[b]ecause a defendant cannot be found in violation of probation on grounds other than those with which he is charged, we will disregard the [trial court’s] second finding [which was that the defendant violated a criminal law as basis for the revocation of his probation]’’

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Judges: Connell

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