Supreme Court of Connecticut
State v. Evans
August 12, 2025352 Conn. 794
Summary
The court affirmed the defendant’s convictions after concluding that the trial court properly admitted a witness’s identification of him from a surveillance photograph. The court also upheld the denial of suppression for CSLI covering the period from three days before the murder through the day after it, although it concluded that the warrant was overbroad as to later dates; that error was harmless because the state introduced only CSLI from the murder date and the following day.