Connecticut Appellate Court building in Hartford. Photo: Google Appellate Court Reverses Judge Who Ruled on Issues the Parties Never Raised
The Connecticut Appellate Court has overturned a lower court ruling in the case of the city of Waterbury and the defense of one of its former police officers.
November 24, 2020 at 11:38 AM
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In a case that hinged on governmental immunity even though the defense never brought the issue up in front of the trial court, the Connecticut Appellate Court has overruled that lower court in a case in which a former Waterbury police officer was implicated in abetting and watching the alleged sexual assault of a minor.
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