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State v. McClendon

Citations

  • 45 Conn. App. 658
  • 697 A.2d 1143
  • 1997 Conn. App. LEXIS 351

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  • two year period between crime and identification did not render identification unreliable where victim had ample opportunity to see defendant, had high degree of attention during encounter and provided detailed description at time of incident
  • two year period between commission of crime and identification did not render identification unreliable where victim had ample opportunity to see defendant, had high degree of attention during encounter and provided detailed description at time of incident

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Judges: Hennessy

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