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State v. Herring

Citations

  • 210 Conn. 78
  • 554 A.2d 686
  • 1989 Conn. LEXIS 23

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  • trial not unduly complex or long where twenty-three witnesses testified during eight days of trial
  • two murders, each involving multiple gunshot wounds and occurring during or after commission of robbery, not so “brutal and shocking” as to require severance
  • defendant’s subjection to six month delay due to clerical inattention insufficient reason to dismiss charges because that was neutral reason not weighing heavily against state
  • dismissal of robbery and burglary charges for violation of IAD not appropriate absent proof that defendant’s rehabilitation has been impeded or adversely affected
  • no undue duration or complexity where eight days of testimony by twenty-three witnesses
  • judge ordered courtroom doors locked during trial for security reasons

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Judges: Peters

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