The state does not violate the rule from the 1929 Connecticut Supreme Court case of State v. Guilfoyle by failing to call a witness when the defendant is aware of the witness and the potential substance of the witness' testimony and could take action to procure the testimony of the witness.
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State v. Fernandez
Connecticut Appellate Court
December 3, 2012
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