FLYNN, C.J.
The common law principle of sovereign immunity, which holds that the state may not be sued without its consent, is well established in our jurisprudence. Lagassey v. State, 268 Conn. 723, 732, 846 A.2d 831 (2004). This immunity from suit implicates subject matter jurisdiction and, therefore, provides a basis for a court to grant a motion to dismiss. Id., at 736, 846 A.2d 831.
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