May not be able to make it to court.

[JETX]

I said call and ask.

That wasn't the issue. The problem with your post that it was NOT CORRECT!!

 

[dave33]

1st, that post was not directed towards you. 2nd you can plainly see by simply googling "prosecuting officer Connecticut" that in some cases the state does use to officers prosecute. If the state is using officers to prosecute, it only makes sense that it would be a lower court criminal case. Although I do not have 1st hand knowledge it isn't unlikely or irregular.

 

[JETX]

1st, that post was not directed towards you.

Correct... but it was 'directed' to the OP.... and it was 110% crap.

2nd you can plainly see by simply googling "prosecuting officer Connecticut" that in some cases the state does use to officers prosecute.

And if you had half a brain, you would no that a 'prosecuting OFFICER' is not the prosecutor!! He is the officer who brought the charges (issued the citation)!!

If the state is using officers to prosecute, it only makes sense that it would be a lower court criminal case. Although I do not have 1st hand knowledge it isn't unlikely or irregular.

And if you had ANY interest in giving the posters on this forum ACCURATE information, you would stop posting and forget this site exists.

 

[dave33]

The officer whom filed the charges is the arresting officer. The officer whom handles the court procedure is the prosecuting officer.