Supreme Court of Connecticut· 3/18/1997

In re Flanagan

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240 Conn. 157
690 A.2d 865
1997 Conn. LEXIS 59

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noting that, during the investigatory phase, the Due Process Clause does not require notice of the sanc-tionable charges
noting that, during the investigatory phase, the Due Process Clause does not require notice of the sanctionable charges
explaining that there exists no right during the investigatory stage to notice of the charges or to limit the investigation and charges to only those set forth in the complaint
majority rule is that due process requirements do not attach to disciplinary proceedings during the investigatory phase
judge disciplined for engaging in a consensual affair with a married court reporter assigned to his courtroom
judge disciplined for engaging in a consensual affair with a married court reporter assigned to his courtroom

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