DOCKET NO. CR02-015491CR02-015501CR02-016172CR02-016173CR02-016174CR02-016175CR02-016176CR02-016177CR02-016178CR02-016179CR02-016180CR02-016181CR02-016182CR02-015500STATE OF CONNECTICUTJOSHUA KOMISARJEVSKY
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SUPERIOR COURT
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JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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BRISTOL, CONNECTICUT
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DECEMBERBEFORETHE HONORABLE JAMES BENTIVEGNA, JUDGEAPPEARANCES:REPRESENTING THE STATE:ATTORNEY RONALD DEARSTYNE, ASAREPRESENTING THE DEFENDANT:ATTORNEY WILLIAM GERACEKELLY ZEITELCOURT MONITOR
MR. DEARSTYNE: Lines one through 14 on thesentencing docket, Joshua Komisarjevsky.THE COURT: All right. Good afternoon.MR. GERACE: Good afternoon, Your Honor.Welcome to Bristol.THE COURT: Thank you.MR. GERACE: Judge,
I
just want the Court to beaware that
I
was in front of Judge Gaffney for
--
until after one.THE COURT: That1 fine.MR. GERACE: That's why
I
was not here.THE COURT: That's fine.MR. DEARSTYNE: And, in fact, Attorney Geracewas here early this morning. He had to go to NewBritain. And
I
--
although
I
don't have theauthority
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told him it was okay.MR. GERACE: Actually,
I
was ordered by JudgeHandy, and
I
understand she's got the highestranking so
I--
THE COURT:
I
think that was probably a goodidea.MR. GERACE: That's what
I
did.THE COURT: Probably a good idea. All right.All right. Joshua, good afternoon.THE DEFENDANT: Good afternoon, Your Honor.MR. GERACE: Judge, just for the record, hisparents are here.
THE COURT: All right.MR. GERACE: Theyf like to
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are they allowedto stand behind him, if that's all right with theCourt?THE COURT: Are there any security issues thatwould
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I don't know if that's going to be okay--MR. GERACE: All right. Well, they could sitin the front row.THE COURT: If you can sit in the front row,
I
think it would be better.MR. GERACE: Okay, fine.MR. DEARSTYNE: On September 17th,Mr. Komisarjevsky appeared here, represented byAttorney Geracefs office, and he entered guiltypleas on a number of these files. And the agreementthat was submitted to the Court at the time thepleas were entered was a split sentence with a capof 10 years on the executed portion of the sentence.At that point in time, the State was aware thatMr. Komisarjevsky had entered pleas in Meriden witha cap of five years. And, I believe, according tomy notes,
I
put on the record on September thatthe State, at the time of sentencing, would have theright to argue for consecutive time.The State has had the opportunity to review theP.S. . in this matter. And, as the Court can seefrom the P.S.I., these are not only burglaries, but
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