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Written by a talented, experienced, and diverse team of lawyers from the judiciary, academia, the offices of state and federal prosecutors, the office of the state public defender, and the private bar. Follow the process from arrest to post-conviction motions, using the top best practices of Connecticut's Criminal Bar. Only Connecticut Criminal Procedure Incorporates the Most Recent Developments in: Danger of eyewitness identifications Restrictions existing on the search of the contents of cell phones Post-conviction petitions for the discovery of DNA evidence Standards for the admission of computer-generated evidence The state death penalty CONTRIBUTORS ARRESTS AND IDENTIFICATIONS Shelly R. Sadin, Dean, Quinnipiac University School of Law CONFESSIONS AND STATEMENTS Robert Spector, US Attorney's Office, New Haven Office SEARCH AND SEIZURE Stanley A. Twardy Jr., Day Pitney Elizabeth Latif, Day Pitney GRAND JURY, ARRAIGNMENT, TRANSFERS FROM JUVENILE COURT, BAIL AND PROBABLE CAUSE HEARINGS Michael A. Gailor, Executive Assistant State's Attorney DOUBLE JEOPARDY, PRE- ARREST DELAY, SPEEDY TRIAL, AND PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION Pat Tomasiewicz, Fazzano & Tomasiewicz NOTICE, JOINDER AND SEVERANCE, LIMITATIONS, AND OTHER STATE LAW ISSUES Harry Weller, Assistant State's Attorney DISCOVERY AND DEPOSITIONS Damon Kirschbaum, Law Firm, LLC DISPOSITION WITHOUT TRIAL Richard R. Brown, Brown Paindiris & Scott COMPETENCE OF THE DEFENDANT Carl J. Schuman, Judge, Superior Court RIGHT TO COUNSEL John Danaher III, Judge, Superior Court JURY RIGHT, SELECTION, AND MISCONDUCT Barbara Bailey Jongbloed, Judge, Superior Court FIFTH AND SIXTH AMENDMENT ISSUES AT TRIAL Robert J. Enright, Retired partner, McGann, Bartlett & Brown, LLC PRESENTING THE CASE AT TRIAL - PART I (OPENING STATEMENTS, WITNESSES, PRESENTATION OF EVIDENCE, COMMON RELEVANCY OBJECTIONS AND ISSUES OF ADMISSIBILITY, EXPERT TESTIMONY) Robert M. Frost Jr., Frost Bussert, LLC Erica Barber, Frost Bussert, LLC PRESENTING THE CASE AT TRIAL - PART II (JURY INSTRUCTIONS, CLOSING ARGUMENT, VERDICT / JUDGMENT) Robert M. Frost Jr., Frost Bussert Erica Barber, Frost Bussert, LLC SENTENCING James Bergenn, Shipman & Goodwin POST-CONVICTION MOTIONS AND PETITIONS Conrad Ost Seifert, Seifert & Hogan

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Judge Schuman was nominated to become a judge of the superior court by Governor John Rowland in December 1997. His assignments have included the G.A. criminal docket, the child protection session, civil and criminal jury trials, complex civil litigation, and habeas corpus matters. He is currently the presiding judge of the state tax and administrative appeals section in the New Britain Judicial District. Judge Schuman has authored approximately 400 written opinions. He is also the author of some 16 articles on constitutional law, criminal law, and various other legal subjects. CONTRIBUTORS: Shelly R. Sadin, Dean, Quinnipiac University School of Law Robert Spector, US Attorney's Office, New Haven Office Stanley A. Twardy Jr., Day Pitney Elizabeth Latif, Day Pitney Michael A. Gailor, Executive Assistant State's Attorney Pat Tomasiewicz, Fazzano & Tomasiewicz Harry Weller, Assistant State's Attorney Damon Kirschbaum, Law Firm, LLC Richard R. Brown, Brown Paindiris & Scott John Danaher III, Judge, Superior Court Barbara Bailey Jongbloed, Judge, Superior Court Robert J. Enright, Retired partner, McGann, Bartlett & Brown, LLC Robert M. Frost Jr., Frost Bussert Erica Barber, Frost Bussert, LLC James Bergenn, Shipman & Goodwin Conrad Ost Seifert, Seifert & Hogan

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