Supreme Court of Connecticut· 8/21/2001

State v. Hammond

Citations

257 Conn. 610
778 A.2d 108
2001 Conn. LEXIS 351

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declining to review alternate ground for affirmance that was not certified question for appeal
declining to review alternate ground for affirmance that was not question certified for appeal
declining to review alternate ground for affirmance that was not question certified for appeal
declining to review alternate ground for affirmance that was not certified question for appeal
relying on United States v. Gray, 213 F.3d 998 , 1001 [ (8th Cir.2000) ], for proposition that standing on street in high crime area before 10 p.m. in cold weather insufficient to justify Terry stop
face-to-face conversations with informants are more credible and reliable because “the officer . . . has the opportunity to assess the informant’s credibility and demeanor”

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