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· 12/7/1976

State v. Saia

Citations

  • 172 Conn. 37
  • 372 A.2d 144
  • 1976 Conn. LEXIS 870

How courts have described this case

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  • party failing to claim marital privilege during testimony may not subsequently assert privilege to prevent its introduction into evidence
  • witness talking one way on witness stand and another way previously raises doubt as to truthfulness of both statements
  • witness talking one way on witness stand and another way previously raises doubt as to truthfulness of both statements
  • party failing to claim marital privilege during testimony may not subsequently assert privilege to prevent its introduction into evidence
  • witness talking one way on witness stand and another way previously raises doubt as to truthfulness of both statements
  • polygraph evidence not accepted as reliable and accurate means of ascertaining truth

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Judges: House, Cotter, Bogdanski, Longo, Barber

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