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State v. Jones

Citations

  • 180 Conn. 443
  • 429 A.2d 936
  • 1980 Conn. LEXIS 798

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  • referring to the Code of Professional Responsibility and Canons of Ethics, the predecessors of the current rules
  • referring to the Code of Professional Responsibility and Canons of Ethics, the predecessors of the current rules
  • referring to the Code of Professional Responsibility and Canons of Ethics, the predecessors of the current rules
  • prosecutor disqualified from criminal prosecution of defendant whom he had represented twelve years earlier in personal injury action
  • entire state’s attorney’s office in a judicial district not disqualified where attorney-employee, who was disqualified, was forbidden from communicating with other attorneys about the case
  • Per se rule “would result in many unnecessary withdrawals, limit mobility in the legal profession, and restrict the state in the assignment of counsel where no breach of confidentiality has in fact occurred.”

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Judges: Cotter, Loiselle, Bogdanski, Peters, Healey

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