Supreme Court of Connecticut· 3/21/2006

State v. Estrella

Citations

893 A.2d 348
277 Conn. 458
2006 Conn. LEXIS 67

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holding that witness’ testimony at probable cause hearing was admissible at trial because witness no longer available to testify and because defendant had adequate opportunity to cross- examine him at probable cause hearing
reviewing defendant’s unpreserved claim regarding admission of probable cause hearing testimony because it implicated defendant’s right to confrontation but concluding that defendant could not prevail under Golding'
upholding conviction despite lack of body and any physical or forensic evidence of death
“[e]vidence is material when it is offered to prove a fact directly in issue or a fact probative of a matter in issue”
defendant raised due process claim under state constitution, complete with requisite Geisler analysis
defendant raised due process claim under state constitution, complete with requisite Geisler analysis

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Judges: Sullivan, Borden, Katz, Palmer, Zarella

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