Legal Question in Traffic Law in Connecticut
Conflict of interest-Prosecutors
I am currently defending a ''Reckless Driving'' infraction in Connecticut. The prosecutor assigned to my case resides in the same hometown as I. Is this a conflict of interest? I'm concerned that she may have a very close relationship with the local police Dept. which may skew any police findings and further information they may submit due to a relationship they may have with the Prosecutor.
Thank you for taking the time to respond to this message.
I look forwrd to your reply!
Sincerely,
Joe Campano
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Conflict of interest-Prosecutors
No, There is no conflict just because the state's attorney resides in the same town or know people in the town. Most state attorneys have a working relationship with the police in the towns their court serves. As a defendent, they are your adversary representing the state against you. Tom Noonan
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