Supreme Court of Connecticut· 7/30/1996

State v. Webb

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238 Conn. 389
680 A.2d 147
1996 Conn. LEXIS 301

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holding that the judge’s presiding over a prior trial and sentencing of the defendant did not raise a reasonable question about the judge’s impartiality
examining whether two public defenders were members of single firm for purposes of rule 1.10
remanding case to trial court for hearing on defendant’s state constitutional claim but retaining jurisdiction of case solely for purpose of appellate review following trial court’s determination of that issue
“ ‘[attorneys are officers of the court, and when they address the judge solemnly upon a matter before the court, their declarations are virtually made under oath’ ”
trial court accepted counsel's representation that no grounds existed warranting disqualification

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Judges: Berdon, Borden, Katz, Norcott

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