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Krayeske Heads Back to Court Today

by Christine Stuart | March 21, 2007 8:05 AM
Posted to Courts

Ken Krayeske, the journalist and political activist, arrested during Gov. M. Jodi Rell’s inaugural parade Jan. 3 will be back in court for a hearing today.

Krayeske’s attorney Norm Pattis has asked for a supervised pre-trial visit with state prosecutors, who have yet to drop the charges against Krayeske. Check back later this afternoon to find out if the state has decided to drop the charges. Meanwhile, click here to read our story about legislation that attempts to avoid these incidents.

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