Supreme Court of Connecticut· 8/2/2005

State v. D'Antonio

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274 Conn. 658
877 A.2d 696
2005 Conn. LEXIS 316

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rejecting per se rule of reversal for violation of prophylactic rule requiring judge to disqualify himself from trial if he previously had presided over plea negotiations
rejecting per se rule of reversal for violation of prophylactic rule requiring judge to disqualify himself from trial if he previously had presided over plea negotiations
rejecting per se rule of reversal for violation of prophylactic rule requiring judge to disqualify himself from trial if he previously had presided over plea negotiations
“[Recognizing the constitutional implications attendant to . . . review [under State v. Golding, 213 Conn. 233, 239-40, 567 A.2d 823 (1989
adopting a totality of the circumstances test based in part on Wilson and collecting state and federal cases taking similar approaches
noting “bright line rule standing for the proposition that it is improper for a trial judge to preside over a defendant’s trial after having participated actively in unsuccessful plea negotiations in the case” but concluding violation of rule is not per se constitutional violation

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