Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 45Connecticut Bar Association, 1971 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 304
... conditions of his release are not supervised by a probation officer . This distinction may prove significant , since many judges would be wary about imposing intoxication cases on already overworked probation officers , although ...
... conditions of his release are not supervised by a probation officer . This distinction may prove significant , since many judges would be wary about imposing intoxication cases on already overworked probation officers , although ...
Page 305
... condition of the appropriate treatment . If the condition were violated , the court could then either con- tinue the condition with a warning to the defendant , modify the condition ( e.g. , change the facility or the frequency of ...
... condition of the appropriate treatment . If the condition were violated , the court could then either con- tinue the condition with a warning to the defendant , modify the condition ( e.g. , change the facility or the frequency of ...
Page 325
... conditions . Similarly , trial delays enable other persons to remain free on bail in- definitely . We urge a substantial overhaul of this situation , including the following remedies : " 1. Maximum use should be made of nonmonetary ...
... conditions . Similarly , trial delays enable other persons to remain free on bail in- definitely . We urge a substantial overhaul of this situation , including the following remedies : " 1. Maximum use should be made of nonmonetary ...
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The Warrantless Search Jacob W Landynski | 91 |
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