Supreme Court of Connecticut August 14, 1979 (State v. Toste)
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United States · · · 14-08-1979
Loiselle, J.
The defendant, William Tosté, was found guilty of murder, in violation of General Statutes § 53a-54a, by a jury of twelve. In this appeal, the defendant pursues five claims of error, only two of which are discussed in this opinion.
The defendant assigns as error the court’s admission of testimony by a psychologist and a psychiatrist, each of whom examined the defendant.
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