State v. Ball

Supreme Court of Connecticut

State v. Ball

267 A.2d 441, 159 Conn. 603

Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided January 21, 1970·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

A decisive issue on these appeals is the legality of the search of an automobile and the seizure of liquor discovered during the search. The court failed to make a finding as to the facts on which it based its conclusion that the search and the seizure were valid. The record is therefore inadequate for a determination of the legality of the search and seizure.

There is error in each case, the judgments are set aside and a new trial is ordered in each case.

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Per Curiam.

A decisive issue on these appeals is the legality of the search of an automobile and the seizure of liquor discovered during the search. The court failed to make a finding as to the facts on which it based its conclusion that the search and the seizure were valid. The record is therefore inadequate for a determination of the legality of the search and seizure.

There is error in each case, the judgments are set aside and a new trial is ordered in each case.

State v. Ball, 267 A.2d 441, 159 Conn. 603 (Colo. 1970).

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