Supreme Court of Connecticut· 4/1/1986

State v. Collette

Citations

199 Conn. 308
507 A.2d 99
1986 Conn. LEXIS 767

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identification reliable where victim had unobstructed view, was ten to fifteen feet away and directed attention to defendants
almost any one-to-one confrontation between victim and person whom police present as suspect presumptively suggestive
mere reference in report to information outside record does not require sentence to be set aside unless defendant shows information materially false and unreliable and court relied on information in determining sentence
mere reference in report to information outside record does not require sentence to be set aside unless defendant shows information materially false and unreliable and court relied on information in determining sentence
“the mere reference to information outside of the record does not require a sentence to be set aside unless the defendant shows: [1] that the information was materially false or unreliable; and [2] that the trial court substantially relied on the information in determining the sentence”

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Judges: Santaniello

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