Indeed, in CT, in our "Part A" courts (serious felonies only), all pre-trials are judicial pretrials, meaning they are conducted in the presence of a judge. This is actually beneficial and I'll explain it in a post. Also, these judges are only presiding judges and not our trial judges. They don't preside over trials.
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Indeed, in CT, in our "Part A" courts (serious felonies only), all pre-trials are judicial pretrials, meaning they are conducted in the presence of a judge. This is actually beneficial and I'll explain it in a post. Also, these judges are only presiding judges and not our trial judges. They don't preside over trials.
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