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· 10/9/2007

Young v. Commissioner of Correction

Citations

  • 932 A.2d 467
  • 104 Conn. App. 188
  • 2007 Conn. App. LEXIS 396

How courts have described this case

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  • when decision lacks specificity, Appellate Court presumes trial court made necessary findings and determinations supported by the record on which judgment is predicated
  • when decision lacks specificity, Appellate Court presumes trial court made necessary findings and determinations supported by record on which judgment is predicated
  • when decision lacks specificity, Appellate Court presumes trial court made necessary findings and determinations supported by record on which judgment is predicated
  • whether legal conclusions of trial court are legally and logically correct subject to plenary review
  • \we review the actions of the habeas court on the record and may not consider extraneous material later submitted directly to us\
  • when decision lacks specificity, this court presumes trial court made necessary findings if we are able to infer facts on which court's decision appears to have been predicated

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Judges: Flynn, Harper, McDonald

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