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The Connecticut Supreme Court reversed in part a trial court’s judgment in a child sexual assault case, and ordered a new trial on the count of sexual assault.
Two justices concurred and dissented in part.
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"The majority’s approach, in contrast, will do as much to penalize as to protect criminal defendants and will make it virtually impossible to prosecute many child molestation cases, among other heinous crimes, contrary to the clearly stated intent of the legislature to protect young children," Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Raheem L. Mullins wrote.
December 15, 2022 at 02:51 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The Connecticut Supreme Court reversed in part a trial court’s judgment in a child sexual assault case, and ordered a new trial on the count of sexual assault.
Two justices concurred and dissented in part.
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