As Connecticut gears up to hire its next chief state’s attorney, the commission in charge of the process will—for the first time—include community stakeholders in the recruitment effort.
Those stakeholders, Associate Supreme Court Justice and Criminal Justice Commission Chairman Andrew McDonald said, will play a vital role in giving their input on what qualities they’d like to see in the next chief state’s attorney.
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