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"TERMINATED HARTFORD OFFICER APPLIES FOR ACCELERATED REHABILITATION"

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Anonymous peter brush said...

Although no plea is entered on the part of the defendant, it would seem to place his offense in a gray area. If Campbell gets AR, would that mean that he would be "not guilty" in the eyes of the law?
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Agreed; gray area. The fact that the defendant has to be "rehabilitated," etc., indicates a tacit acknowledgment of wrong-doing, but AR puts the criminal charges on hold; neither acquittal nor conviction. However, if the two year probation is successfully completed the court may dismiss the charges at that point. So, for purposes of forfeiture of elector rights (ch.143 sec.9-46?), which includes holding elective office, the Airey-Wilson AR would not equal a conviction. What it would do for qualifying to be a cop, I have no idea.

November 11, 2010 at 8:01 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is all very predictable. He will get his job back. A lengthy suspension and/or desk duty assignment may have been a better, more cost efficient move. The city will pay and pay. .. again... and again... Criticizing a bully is not a good move so-

yours truely,
coward

November 11, 2010 at 1:49 PM

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