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INNHC~-~DISCIPUNARY COUNSEL

FILING CODE: M63

SUPERIOR COURT

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I JOSEPH CHIARLLI January 21. 2010I APPLICATl'ON FOR PLACEMENT OF ATTORNEY ON SUSPENSION OR INACTIVE

STATUS AND APPOINTMENT. Of TRUSTEEPURSUANT TO PRACTICEl3POK §§ 2..58 Et. Seq.

JUDICIAL DISTRICT OFNEW HAVEN

To the Superior Court within and for the Judicial Otstct of New Haven, now in

session, comes now the Disciplinary Counsel, duly appointed and qualified and acting j

accrdance with the powers vested in saki office by Practice Book Secton 2-34A. and

2-58 et seq., and makes request to 1his Court that Joseph ChlarelU an attorney who has

an offce address at 2114 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, Connecticut is incapacitated and

unable to pracUee law by reason of physical or mentaUnfirmíty or ilness and should be

suspended or placed on inactive status unless and until his physical or mental

condìtìons improve and he is frt practice law, In support of thìs peUtion, the Petitioner

avers as follows:

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Joseph Chiarell (hereinafter Respondent), juris number 009337, was duly

admitted as a member of the bar of the State of Conneccut on

September 21, 1971.

Respondent Chiarell has reported in open court that he is ii, and that two

dodors have given him medical advice agaìnst his appearance in court

and agaínst trying cases. (See transcript of court proceedings on Janu8'Y '

14,2010 attached hereto as ExhibìtA.)

Nevertheless, Chiarell contÎnues~o attempt t~represent clients in both

civil matters and criminal cases. (See motion for continuance, Exhibit B

attached hereto, seeking to delay trial of a case that has already been

delayed and is being tried on half-days to accommodate Chiarell so that

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Petitioner Disciplinary Counsel feels that this matter is an appropriate one I

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he can appear in Meriden criminal court)

for Respondent to be placed on inactve status unless and until his..

physical and mental health conditions ìmprove to the extent that he can

return to th practice of law in such manner as to n01 prejudice the

interests of his clients and/or impede the orderly proceedings of the trial

courts.

WHEREFORE. Petitioner prays that a medieal ex.amination of the Respondent be

ordered, and thai an Order placing the Respondent on Inactive Status enter, that an

Offce ofChiefDisdplin,ar Counsel.

Jurs 4223gi100 Washington StreetHarford, CT 06106

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attorney be appointed as trstee to protect the interests of Respondent's dients. to

inventory his files, all in accrdance with Sections 2-56 at. seq. of the Practice BOOK...

Dated at Hartord,. Connecticut this J~Ì\kJary 21 ~ 2Q 1 O.

Chief Disciplinary Counsel

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Please enter the appearance of the¡ Offc~of ~hief Disciplinari Coun5~1 for.' Apphcant in t~;:a~:ve_entlt!ed action.

...,..:. .,,- ;! ."" .ti /.I ~ .:i /' .iilMark A. riuboisOfce of Chief Disciplinary CounselJuns No. 422382100 Washington StreetHartord, Connecicut 06106phone (860) 706-5055fax (860) 706-5063

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Office of Chief Disciplinary CounselJuris No. 422382100 Washington StreetHartrd. Connecticut 06106

phone (860) 706-5055fax (B60) 706-5063

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DAVID FUSCO ~~DICIAL DISTRICTOF NEW HAVEN

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APPEARANCES

Representing the Plaintif~&~:

ATTORNEY JOSEPH CHIARELLI --_I\li.f.~!l~1f

Representing the Defendantll:

ATTORNEY MICHAEL E. RIZZO -- ~~~iI

Representing the minor chi.ld (rent:

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2 THE COURT: Fusco versus Fusco.

3 MR. CHIARELLI: Ready.

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t-lR. RIZZO: It.' s ready, your Honor.

THE CLERK: Judge, we still don't have the GA.

THE COURT: We need the guardian.

l1R. RIZZO: He's not present at the motr~m. ".

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B (Aside.)9 THE CLERK: He is here. He was just in Fam.ily

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11 THE COURT: Right. We'11 have to pass that,

12 then; and that's all Fusco.

13 THE CLERK: Yes.

14 MR. CHIARELLI: Judge, can I address a

15 preliminary matter to yOU?

16 THE COURT: A --

17 MR. CHIARELLI: On

18 THE COURT: -- preliminary matter on Fusco--

19 MR. CHIARELLI: Yes.

20 THE COURT: -- without the --

21 MR. CHI~..ELLI: On --

22 THE COURT: -- guardian

23 MR. CHIARELLI: ~- Fusco.

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2 be -- anything we do today, if you're going to hear

3 the case, is going to have to be presented to him all

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5 THE COURT: No, no. I'm not hearing the case.

6 MR. CHIARELLI$: Oh. Ohi okay. I'm sorry.

7 THE COURT: We're going to try and set"es.to8 finish the trial.Q"' MR. CHIARELLI: Oh. Okay. Thank you, Judge.

10 MR. RIZZO: Your Honor, if I may respond brie.fly.

11 I know the guardian isn't here, but I have a witness

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13 charging by the hour. r f 1'm hearing that we are14 going to do any evidence today --

15 THE COURT: No.

16 MR. RIZZO: We're not ruling on motions today?

i 7 . THE COURT: No.

18 MR. RIZZO: 'I-hen I would like to release my

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20 ¡ THE COURT: You may.

21 I (The Court addressed other matters.)

22 THE COURT: Continue to be on trial in front of

23 Judge Kenefick. How many more trial days are

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25 MR. RIZZO: That's a good question, your Honor;

26 and for the record, the last time we had evidence in

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2 MR. CHIARELLI: I thought it was 10; or ir.aybe it

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4. MR. RIZZO: It could have been 10; and Mr.

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7 MR. RIZZO: -- the Plaintiff on the st:,andwe

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ISo, i have no idea how long Mr. Chiarelli's case I

is going to take, since he's only had one principal iI

So, in nine days, we haven't accomplished much; and,

as I statedr that was in July.

witness so far who is not finished.

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THE COURT: You had one witness on the stand for

nine days?

MR. RIZZO: One person.

MR. CHIARELLI: That isn't true.

MR. RIZZO: Well, no, no. He had

MR. CHIARELLI: Well, he says

MR. RIZZO: -- his

MR. CHIARELLI: -- anything he wants.

MR. RIZZO: He had his client on the stand, and

he had a side issue that vias heard involvtng a police

officer and some marshals in this building over an

incident that occurred during the trial; but as for

the trial -- the substance of the trial -- I believeJ

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THE COURT: How many days de you need to put on

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MR. RIZZO: 1 have no idea until I get some idea ¡. ~

of what his case is going to be.

THE COURT: Attorney --

MR. CHIARELLI: Judge -- ..~~

THE COURT: -- Chiarelli

MR. CHIARELLI: -- CQuld we

THE COURT: -- how much more time do you need"?

MR. CHIARELLI: Judge, could we address allef

this to Judge Kenefick, because he knows what all of

the issues are. You know, he just gave you a lot of

double talk abòut the history of this case. Judge

Kenefick is familiar with it., and he runs a tight

case, and he's going to I'm sure he's going to

schedule it so the case is gcing to get over in very

short ord.er.

What I'd really like to do is see Judge

Kenefick; all matters be referred to Judge Kenefick

so we --

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MR. CHIARELLI: -- don't have to keep coming back

here for short calendar assignments, because I think

ultimately he's the one who's got to sche if he's

going to hear it, he can schedule it alL.

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1 MR. CHIARELLI: Oh, okay.

2 THE COURT: -- how --

3 MR. CHIARELLI: I'm sorry.

4 THE COURT: -- we r re going to do the scheduling.

5 At one point, Attorney Chiarelli, you indicated to

6 this Court that you were not able to try cases all

7 day long --g MR. CHIARELLI: Ye s .

9 THE COURT: -- and we need to find out what we

10 need to do to accormnodate your disability.

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12 I . MR. CHIARLLI: Yes.

13 I MR. RIZZO: Your Honor, if I may interrupt,

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21 MR. CHIARELLI: -- to answer you r Judge, but he

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MR. CHIARELL I: -- and

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19 THE COURT: Just let him finish.20 MR. CHIARELLI: He's just going to give you his21 distorted view or22 THE COURT: I

23 MR. CHIARELLI: -- his --24 THE COURT: -- really --

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1 THE COURT: What I need to do today is to find

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3 make for Hr. Chiarelli so this case can be tried as

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1 wants to get this case over with. So, that's what ¡!I'm trying to do. I'm trying to get it over with for!2

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4 THE COURT.: ¡-fell i for the record, would it be

5 accurat,e, then, to say that your doctor has advised

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7 MR~ CHIARELLI: Yes~ Yes. ~""~.

B THE COURT: And it's adverse

9 MR. cHiARELLI: I'm a very sick guy.

10 THE COURT: I understand that, and it


12 THE COURT: --would be adverse to your health to

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14 MR. CHIARELLI: Yes, but I'm willing to corne. I

15 want to help the Court get this case over with. T

16 don't want to give this headache to another lawyer17 and to another judge. So, that's why r keep coming

18 here and r keep trying to facil;itate the disposition19 of this case.

20 MR. RIZZO; With ex parte motions for custody?

21 MR. CHIARELLI: Well, it was absolutely -- the

22 guy came over -- my house. He had tears in his eyes.

23 MR. RIZZO: Are we going to argue the motion?

24 MR. CHI~IfELLI: So,. that's why --

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2 THE COURT = -- the motion in front of me.

3 All right . Soi you can work how many hours a

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5 MR. CHIALLI; Well.. usually around 12 = 00

6 or clock, I get -- you know, I start having a lot of

7 trouble. So, I would like to try cases Llp.."i!ñ'tiJl: 00

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9 THE COURT: Well, we're going to make an

10 exception for this case, Mr. Chiarelli, be --

11 MR. CHIARLLI: Oh --

12 THE COURT: -- cause

13 MR. CHIALLI: -- r appreciate14 THE COURT: -- I --

15 l1R. CHIARELLI: -- that

16 THE COURT: -- am --

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16 THE COURT: I am very concerneô by your statement

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20 advised you not to try cases. I certainly will allow

21 Mr. Fusco to obtain substitute counsel. I don't want

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MR. CHIARELLI: I appreciate that, Judge.I

THE COURT: So, you can --Ii!

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THE COURT: Then for purposes of the Fusco case

only, based on your representation that you should

not be in cou:it at all and with the hesitancy that I

don't want anything adverse to happen to your health;

but if you insist on completing this trial, I'm

asking you to see Case Flow and get the ve~e:it.

available dates in front of Judge Kenefick, and we'11

do half days for a week or two weeks oi: however long

it takes to finish this trial.

MR. RIZZO: Consecutive days, yöur Honor?

THE COURT: If possible; yes. 1--

MR. CHIARELLI: Judge --

THE COURT: -- will step off the bench and ask

Case Flow to move whatever else J~dge Kenefick has.

MR. RIZZO: But, your Honor, if I'm hearing the

Court correctly, just so ! understand. Mr. Chiarelli

is going to work half days on this case¡ and on his

other cases, there's no limitation?

THE COURT: He's told me that his doctors have

indicated to him he should not be in court at all.

MR. RIZZO; Does that mean but thatTHE COURT: I am quite he5i tant to put. any

lawyer's health and welfare at risk by requiring them

to come to court.

MR. RIZZO: My point,. though,. is if he can pu.t in

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MR. CHIP..ELLI: ¥oul"re making unwarranted

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13 THE COURT: -- him put a full day in court since14 September --

15 MR. CHIARELliI: Yes.

16 THE COURT: -- and if I am aware of him putting17 full days in court, you could bring that toia MR. RIZZO; Thank --

19 THE COURT: the--20 MR. RIZZO: you, your Honor.

21 THE COURT; Court's attentioh.

22 MR. RIZZO; 'That's all lwanted to know.23 ' THE COURT: I am going on his representation as

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THE COURT: -- finish this trial. So, I am

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MR. RIZZO: Do I understand you?

THE COURT: I/11 allow him to finish this trial

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MR. RIZZO: Judge.

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todR. RIZZO: a --THE COURT: peoples' money to go down the

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MR. RIZZO. -- buy it.

MR. CHIARELLI: -- that I'd like to address to

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6 MR. CHIARELLI: -- Kene£ick that he would bring

7 Mr. Martino to court and it wasn't necess~irfar~e

8 to subpoena Mr. Martino. 1 asked him if he will

9 bring Mr. Hartino to court. He responded in the

10 negative. So, is he going to keep his~.yrq to Judge11 Kenefick? You know, I'd like to have Mr. Martino12 here when I need him.

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18 MR. CHIAELLI: Okay. I wilL. Thank you.

19 THE COURT: Okay?20 All21 MR. RIZZO: Your -~22 THE COURT: right.23 MR. RIZZO: Honor, we're to pick dates, your24 Honor?25 THE COURT: Pm going to step off the bench to

26 talk to Case Flow so you can pick dates.27 MR. ESPOSITO: krid, your Honor, are you marking

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3 rlHE COURT: Yes.

4 MR. ESPOSITO: Okay.

5 MR. RIZZO~ What happens to the ex parte motion?

6 Is it going to be denied with prejudice?

7 MR. CHIARELLI: Well, Judge, I would _....

8 THE COURT; It' s going to be heard with the

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15 MR. CHIARELLI: Okay. Thank you, Judge.

16 That's --

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18 MR . CHIARELLI : -- the

19 MR. RIZZO: -- you

20 MR. CHIARELLI: -- way

21 MR. RIZZO:-- Judge.

22 MR. CHIARELLI: -- I understood it, too.

23 THE COURT: So, we're going to expedite this as

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26 THE COURT: All right?

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DAVID FOSCO JUDICIAL DISTRICTOF NEW H.iWEN

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Po.NITRA FUSCO JANUARY 14, 2010

-"~.CERTiprCATION

I hereby certífy m;.~i~~~~'f~.~~~~~1l~/~;li~!ii:~~eW~íl

~*,i!~ a true and correct transcription of the stenographic

notes of the above-referenced casei heard in Superior Court,

Judicial District of New Haven f New Haven, Connecticut, before

the Honorable H. A. Abe.rY-Wet5tone,,~.li~, on t.he 14th day of

Januaryi 2ûl0.i

Dated this 15th da:'i of Januaryi 2010 in New Haven,

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