Legal Opinion
State v. Doe
Connecticut Superior Court
Decided April 10, 2000No. File CR990085967PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
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INTRODUCTION
RODRIGUEZ, J.
The defendant, John Doe, challenges the constitutionality of the laws and procedures used in Connecticut courts which provide for issuing protective orders that result in barring a person from their home as a result of an arrest for a family violence crime.
The defendant was issued a summons by officers from the local police department for disorderly conduct, a violation of General Statutes § 53a-182, while he was at the residence he shares with his wife. The defendant later appeared before the court at which time the state requested the court to issue a protective…
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