While Miles Gerety took over the state Public Defender's Office in Danbury three years ago, there were six lawyers. Today, that number is four. And so Gerety has decided to retire, effective May 1, rather than to continue to make do with less.
March 08, 2013 at 04:00 AM
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For Miles Gerety, the decision was about both quantity and quality.
A little over three years ago, when he took over the state Public Defender’s Office in Danbury, there were six lawyers. Today, that number is four. And so Gerety has decided to retire, effective May 1, rather than to continue to make do with less.
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