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State v. Hall

Citations

  • 213 Conn. 579
  • 569 A.2d 534
  • 1990 Conn. LEXIS 31

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the trial judge erred by failing to instruct the jury on self defense as a defense to reckless manslaughter
  • stating that \[t]he issuance of an arrest warrant in and of itself does not trigger the sixth amendment right to a speedy trial of a person not yet arrested.\
  • rejecting claim that self-defense and reckless manslaughter are \mutually incompatible\ and holding that self-defense is valid defense to unintentional crime of second degree manslaughter
  • rejecting claim that self-defense and reckless manslaughter are “mutually incompatible” and holding that self-defense is valid defense to unintentional crime of second degree manslaughter
  • defendant’s testimony at trial insufficient to justify jury instruction on lesser included offense where written request to charge was inadequate
  • failure to give self-defense instruction on lesser charge not harmful if jury rejected defense in considering greater charge

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Judges: Hull

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