State v. Pringle
Citations
- 229 Conn. App. 360
Syllabus
The defendant, who had been convicted, following pleas of guilty, of various crimes, appealed from the judgment of the trial court denying his motion to correct an illegal sentence. Held: This court dismissed the defendant's appeal as moot, as he had successfully completed his sentence and, thus, there was no practical relief this court could afford him. Argued September 12—officially released November 26, 2024
Judges: Bright; Westbrook; Eveleigh
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