Supreme Court of Connecticut· 5/31/1983

State v. Vitale

Citations

190 Conn. 219
460 A.2d 961
1983 Conn. LEXIS 519

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“[t]he rights of a defendant against self-incrimination prior to the formal commencement of a judicial criminal proceeding against him are, of course, protected by the Miranda warning requirements”
no sixth amendment right to counsel during the period between arrest and the filing of an information or indictment
defendant’s sixth amendment right to coun- sel did not attach in period between arrest and filing of information or indictment
where defendant has failed to exhaust right of peremptory challenge, it is no ground for granting new trial that challenge for cause was overruled

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Judges: Grillo, Healey, Parskey, Peters, Shea

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