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State v. Jacobs

Citations

  • 229 Conn. 385
  • 641 A.2d 1351
  • 1994 Conn. LEXIS 138

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the exclusionary rule would not apply to prevent the fruits of a claimed illegal search from being introduced at a probation revocation hearing
  • observing ‘‘that, unlike crimi- nal trials, in which the exclusionary rule typically applies, in probation revocation hearings, the exclusion- ary rule typically does not apply’’
  • observing ‘‘that, unlike crimi- nal trials, in which the exclusionary rule typically applies, in probation revocation hearings, the exclusion- ary rule typically does not apply’’
  • ‘‘[w]e note initially that, unlike criminal trials, in which the exclusionary rule typically applies, in probation revocation hearings, the exclusionary rule typically does not apply’’
  • exclusionary rule does not generally apply to probation revocation proceedings

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Judges: Berdon, Borden

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