Angell v. Connecticut (case)

Angell v. Connecticut was a legal case where the court examined whether a particular government action was lawful. The case focused on issues of constitutional rights and whether the state's conduct violated individual protections, such as privacy or due process. The court analyzed relevant laws and constitutional provisions to determine if the government's actions were justified or infringed on personal rights. Ultimately, the decision clarified the boundaries of state authority versus individual rights, emphasizing the importance of constitutional safeguards in government actions.