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State v. Pascucci

Citations

  • 164 Conn. 69
  • 316 A.2d 750
  • 1972 Conn. LEXIS 651

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  • noting that \other organized disobedience\ refers to a separate category of conduct, namely, disobedience that is organized
  • noting that “other organized disobedience” refers to a separate category of conduct, namely, disobedience that is organized
  • describing how the defendant “sat down in a corridor which was meant to be kept clear, refused to move when ordered to do so, waved his arms and loudly urged the inmates to sit down and not move”
  • ‘use of disjunctive “or” between the two parts of the statute indicates a clear legislative intent of separability’
  • ‘‘use of the disjunctive ‘or’ between the two parts of the statute indicates a clear legislative intent of separability’’ (internal quotation marks omit- ted)

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Judges: House, Ryan, Shapiro, Loiselle, MacDonald

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