Connecticut Appellate Court· 12/17/2002

State v. Rivera

Citations

74 Conn. App. 129
810 A.2d 824
2002 Conn. App. LEXIS 628

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noting that victim had identified defendant from array of photographs and at trial, court concluded that victim’s testimony alone was sufficient for jury to find that defendant had shot victim
three and one-half weeks between crime, identification not so protracted to render identification unreliable
trial court committed harmless error by failing to submit to jury question of sentence enhancement because it was clear beyond reasonable doubt that defendant’s conviction of assault in first degree, class B felony, necessarily included finding that defendant had used firearm

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Judges: Landau

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