Supreme Court of Connecticut· 7/5/1983

State v. Ubaldi

Citations

190 Conn. 559
462 A.2d 1001
1983 Conn. LEXIS 549

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exercising the appellate court’s “inherent supervisory authority over the administration of justice in the trial courts below” to reverse a criminal conviction because of prosecutorial misconduct
exercising the appellate court's \inherent supervisory authority over the administration of justice in the trial courts below\ to reverse a criminal conviction because of prosecutorial misconduct
improper to argue that jury should draw negative inference from defendant’s failure to call witness that trial court had precluded from testifying
“[t]he fairness of the trial and not the culpability of the prosecutor is the standard for analyzing the constitutional due process claims of criminal defendants alleging prosecutorial misconduct”
rejecting claim that prosecutor made improper appeal to racial prejudice

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Judges: Grillo, Healey, Peters, Shea, Speziale

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