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State v. Kelley

Citations

  • 206 Conn. 323
  • 537 A.2d 483
  • 1988 Conn. LEXIS 104

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that “[r]ather than implicating subject matter jurisdiction, issues relating to transfers between the juvenile and the regular criminal docket involve considerations that are analogous to those of the law of venue”
  • Supreme Court declined to review defendant’s claim regarding validity of transfer to regular criminal docket from juvenile docket following conditional plea of nolo contendere
  • “[Q]uestions relating to the propriety of the transfer of a juvenile from the docket for Juvenile Matters to the regular criminal docket do not implicate the Superior Court’s subject matter jurisdiction.”

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Judges: Peters

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