Supreme Court of Connecticut· 7/26/1988

State v. Price

Citations

208 Conn. 387
544 A.2d 184
1988 Conn. LEXIS 181

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“[e]ven if the plea of double jeopardy might have been successfully pleaded in this case it is a personal defense and may be waived by the accused”
constitutional immunity from double jeopardy is not constitutional right whose waiver must meet knowing, intelligent and voluntary standard but personal right that will be considered waived if not affirmatively pleaded at trial
defendant waives double jeopardy claim by not raising it in timely manner
implied waiver of double jeopardy claim when defendant “proceeded to trial, verdict and judgment without raising [a double jeopardy] claim” arising from dismissal of unsworn jury and delay of trial [internal quotation marks omitted]
constitutional immunity from dou- ble jeopardy is not constitutional right whose waiver must meet knowing, intelligent and voluntary standard but personal right that will be considered waived if not affirmatively pleaded at trial
“double jeopardy claim may be waived if not raised at trial”

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Judges: Peters

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