Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 247
... judge told him that such a motion was tantamount to an admission of guilt by his client . An- other judge had an inflexible policy of never granting such a motion in a certain type of felony , regardless of the circum- stances or the ...
... judge told him that such a motion was tantamount to an admission of guilt by his client . An- other judge had an inflexible policy of never granting such a motion in a certain type of felony , regardless of the circum- stances or the ...
Page 285
... judge , have so limited a role in court and the partisan representatives , the lawyers for the parties , so dominant a part . " Mr. Justice Vanderbilt expressed the same thought : " Cases in the trial courts are not tried by judges and ...
... judge , have so limited a role in court and the partisan representatives , the lawyers for the parties , so dominant a part . " Mr. Justice Vanderbilt expressed the same thought : " Cases in the trial courts are not tried by judges and ...
Page 303
... judge should inquire before com- mitting him whether he understands that he could be committed for as long as a year ... Judge Daly actually wanted the words " or both " deleted , because he felt such a sentence would be excessive ...
... judge should inquire before com- mitting him whether he understands that he could be committed for as long as a year ... Judge Daly actually wanted the words " or both " deleted , because he felt such a sentence would be excessive ...
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