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State v. Lopez

Citations

  • 235 Conn. 487
  • 668 A.2d 360
  • 1995 Conn. LEXIS 422

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  • applying Mathews factors in concluding no per se right to evidentiary hearing on state's motion to rectify transcript
  • applying Mathews factors in concluding no per se right to evidentiary hearing on state’s motion to rectify transcript
  • applying Mathews test and concluding that trial court's order rectifying transcript without evidentiary hearing did not violate criminal defendant's federal constitutional right to procedural due process
  • applying Mathews test and concluding that trial court’s order rectifying transcript without evidentiary hearing did not violate criminal defendant’s federal constitutional right to procedural due process
  • trial court, has discretion to determine whether to hold evidentiary hearing before correcting transcript
  • rectification to correct court reporter’s purportedly inaccurate tran- scription of trial court’s instruction

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Judges: Berdon, Callahan

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