Williamson v. Berger

How courts have described this case

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• discussing article first, § 8, of constitution of Connecticut, as amended by article seventeen of amendments
• discussing article first, § 8, of constitution of Connecticut, as amended by article seventeen of amendments
• finding sufficient involvement for probable cause where defendant fled with assailants, remained in their company
• “it was reasonable for the trial court to draw the inference that [the defendant] would not have fled with the assailants and remained in their company unless he was also involved”
• probable cause hearing “is a critical stage in the prosecution”
• char- acterizing right to probable cause hearing as ‘‘constitu- tional safeguard’’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).