Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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... allowed it , was not decisive in determining reasonableness . Justice Black overlooked the fact that in the Preston case probable cause to search the car as a stolen vehicle had been claimed by the government , and rejected by the Court ...
... allowed it , was not decisive in determining reasonableness . Justice Black overlooked the fact that in the Preston case probable cause to search the car as a stolen vehicle had been claimed by the government , and rejected by the Court ...
Page 120
... the Licari decision itself , wherein the jurisdictional attack was allowed even though the motion was filed two days after the plea . 28 practitioner file a special appearance27 " to contest jurisdic- 120 [ Vol . 45 CONNECTICUT BAR JOURNAL.
... the Licari decision itself , wherein the jurisdictional attack was allowed even though the motion was filed two days after the plea . 28 practitioner file a special appearance27 " to contest jurisdic- 120 [ Vol . 45 CONNECTICUT BAR JOURNAL.
Page 424
... allowed the defendant , as a right , 61 to waive the jury or to plead guilty . Under the Connecticut code , both the court and the state's attorney must consent . This is , in effect , a codification of the position offered by the ...
... allowed the defendant , as a right , 61 to waive the jury or to plead guilty . Under the Connecticut code , both the court and the state's attorney must consent . This is , in effect , a codification of the position offered by the ...
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