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State v. Parillo

Connecticut Superior Court, Judicial District of Hartford
Jun 23, 1992
1992 Ct. Sup. 6114 (Conn. Super. Ct. 1992)

Summary

In State v. Parillo, No. CR90-68439 (June 23, 1992) 1992 Ct. Sup. 6114, the Division opined: "The dispositive issue of this case is the failure of the petitioner to file his application for review within thirty days of his sentence as required by Connecticut General Statutes 51-195. `The Review Division is a statutory body and has only such jurisdiction as is conferred upon it by statute.

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Opinion

No. CR90-68439; CR90-68814

June 23, 1992.


MEMORANDUM OF DECISION

Date of Sentence August 8, 1991

Date of Application September 8, 1991

Date Application Filed September 16, 1991

Date of Decision May 26, 1992

Application for review of sentence imposed by the Superior Court, Judicial District of Hartford.

Docket No. CR90-68439; CR90-68814.

John D. Maxwell Defense Counsel, for Petitioner

Christopher Morano Assistant State's Attorney, for the State.


BY THE DIVISION

On August 8, 1991 the petitioner received a total effective sentence of twelve years suspended after five years with probation to run for four years and a fine of $35,000.00. The sentence was imposed after pleas of guilty to possession of cocaine with intent to sell in violation of Connecticut General statutes 21a-277(a), and arson in the second degree in violation of Connecticut General statutes 53a-112.

September 16, 1991 the application for review was filed with the division relative to the issue of the fine imposed. Petitioner does not quarrel with the split sentence imposed but does claim he was indigent at the time of his sentencing and that he remains so today.

The dispositive issue of this case is the failure of petitioner to file his application for review within thirty days of his sentence as required by Connecticut General statutes 51-195. "The Review Division is a statutory body and has only such jurisdiction as is conferred upon it by statute. There is no provision in the statute, or court rules, to permit late filing. Neither the sentencing court nor this Division is authorized to enlarge the time for filing an application." (Citations omitted). State v. Zappone, 28 Conn. Sup. 196 (1968).

Because the application for review was filed later than thirty days provided in Connecticut General statutes 51-195, the division lacks jurisdiction to review and the petition is dismissed.

Stanley, J.

Purtill, J.

Klaczak, J.


Summaries of

State v. Parillo

Connecticut Superior Court, Judicial District of Hartford
Jun 23, 1992
1992 Ct. Sup. 6114 (Conn. Super. Ct. 1992)

In State v. Parillo, No. CR90-68439 (June 23, 1992) 1992 Ct. Sup. 6114, the Division opined: "The dispositive issue of this case is the failure of the petitioner to file his application for review within thirty days of his sentence as required by Connecticut General Statutes 51-195. `The Review Division is a statutory body and has only such jurisdiction as is conferred upon it by statute.

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Case details for

State v. Parillo

Case Details

Full title:STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. NICOLA PARILLO

Court:Connecticut Superior Court, Judicial District of Hartford

Date published: Jun 23, 1992

Citations

1992 Ct. Sup. 6114 (Conn. Super. Ct. 1992)

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