Supreme Court of Connecticut· 7/1/1986

State v. Mitchell

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200 Conn. 323
512 A.2d 140
1986 Conn. LEXIS 881

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discussing article first, § 8, of constitution of Connecticut, as amended by article seventeen of amendments
discussing article first, § 8, of constitution of Connecticut, as amended by article seventeen of amendments
finding sufficient involvement for probable cause where defendant fled with assailants, remained in their company
“it was reasonable for the trial court to draw the inference that [the defendant] would not have fled with the assailants and remained in their company unless he was also involved”
probable cause hearing “is a critical stage in the prosecution”
char- acterizing right to probable cause hearing as ‘‘constitu- tional safeguard’’

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Judges: Healey, Peters, Shea

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