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Supreme Court of Connecticut· 5/20/1997

State v. Gould

Citations

  • 241 Conn. 1
  • 695 A.2d 1022
  • 1997 Conn. LEXIS 157

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • noting that “[w]hen a defendant does not join a codefendant’s motion for tactical or other reasons, the defendant cannot [challenge the alleged impropriety] on appeal”
  • noting that videotaped testimony of child victims of sexual abuse may “engender . . . passion, animation or sympathy”
  • noting that, notwithstanding Pelletier, “[wjhen a defendant does not join a codefendant’s motion for tactical or other reasons, the defendant cannot [challenge the alleged impropriety] on appeal”
  • requiring that videotaped deposition testimony be replayed in open court, under supervi- sion of trial judge, and in presence of parties and counsel, rather than in jury room, but holding no prejudice from failure to do so in that case
  • prescribing rule, in conjunction with existing rule of practice vesting trial court with discretion to allow jury to replay videotaped deposition testimony, that \it must be done in open court under the supervision of the trial judge and in the presence of the parties and their counsel\
  • prescribing rule, in conjunction with existing rule of practice vesting trial court with discretion to allow jury to replay videotaped deposition testimony, that “it must be done in open court under the supervision of the trial judge and in the presence of the parties and their counsel”

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Judges: McDonald

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