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State v. Clark

Citations

  • 260 Conn. 813
  • 801 A.2d 718
  • 2002 Conn. LEXIS 267

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  • holding average juror understood effects of alcohol and marijuana on person's ability to perceive and recall events
  • expert testimony on effects of smoking marijuana is not required when average juror would have been exposed, through observation, experience, acculturation and popular education, to sufficient facts to form reasoned conclusion

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Judges: Katz

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