Supreme Court of Connecticut

State v. Ziolkowski

January 28, 2025351 Conn. 143

Summary

The court affirmed the defendant’s convictions for murder and second-degree arson. It held that the defendant’s unpreserved fair-trial claim based on amnesia was unreviewable because she did not obtain the required posttrial determination, that the trial court properly admitted the social media posts after a prima facie showing of authenticity, and that the evidence sufficiently established both offenses.