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STATE v. LINARES, 228 Conn. 906 (1993)
STATE OF Conn. v. KATHALEEN LINARES, 634 A.2d 299 (Conn. 1993)
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- Connecticut
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- 1993-11-04
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STATE v. LINARES, 228 Conn. 906 (1993) 634 A.2d 299 STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. KATHALEEN LINARES (14861)Supreme Court of Connecticut The defendant's petition for certification for appeal from the Appellate Court, 32 Conn. App. 656 (AC 10910), is granted, limited to the following issues: "1. Whether the defendant's motion to dismiss should have been granted because General Statutes2-1d is overbroad, in violation of the Connecticut constitution and the United States constitution?
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STATE v. LINARES,228 Conn. 906(1993)
634 A.2d 299
STATE OF CONNECTICUTv.KATHALEEN LINARES
(14861)
Supreme Court of Connecticut
"1. Whether the defendant's motion to dismiss should have been granted because General Statutes2-1dis overbroad, in violation of the Connecticut constitution and the United States constitution?
"2. Whether the defendant's motion to dismiss should have been granted because General Statutes2-1dis vague on its face, in violation of the Connecticut constitution and the United States constitution?
"3. Whether the defendant's motion to dismiss should have been granted because General Statutes2-1dis vague as applied in the instant case, in violation of the Connecticut constitution and the United States constitution?
"4. Whether the trial court should have granted the defendant's motion to dismiss because the state sought to punish her for political expression protected by the Connecticut constitution and the United States constitution?"
Decided November 4, 1993