Supreme Court of Connecticut, 2008

The Supreme Court of Connecticut accepted the defendant's invitation to reconsider its kidnapping jurisprudence and overruled the longstanding rule that a kidnapping conviction may rest on a restraint that is merely incidental to the commission of another crime, holding instead that kidnapping requires an intent to…

The Supreme Court of Connecticut held that the doctrine of comparative negligence applies to a claim of negligent misrepresentation of a property boundary line, affirming the Appellate Court’s judgment in favor of the defendants.