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State v. Luster

Citations

  • 48 Conn. App. 872
  • 713 A.2d 277
  • 1998 Conn. App. LEXIS 231

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  • Because intent to commit assault and intent to commit sexual assault gave rise to the same criminal culpability for burglary in the first degree, unanimity regarding the defendant’s intent was not required
  • because intent to commit assault and intent to commit sexual assault give rise to the same criminal culpability for burglary in the first degree, unanimity regarding the defendant’s intent was not required
  • Because intent to commit assault and intent to commit sexual assault gave rise to the same criminal culpability for burglary in the first degree, unanimity regarding the defendant's intent was not required
  • because intent to commit assault and intent to commit sexual assault give rise to the same criminal culpability for burglary in the first degree, unanimity regarding the defendant's intent was not required
  • third degree assault of person sixty years of age or older
  • describing physical force used to restrain assault victim

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