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former Connecticut prosecutor, David Holzback, who was fired recently due to
his secretly filming women's legs in and around the courthouse, may be suspended
for his voyeuristic behavior as well. Suzanne Sutton, the Chief Disciplinary
Counsel for the State of Connecticut, is asking for Holzback's license to be
suspended immediately on an interim basis. In support of her request, she
states, "[Holzback} cannot be trusted to avoid voyeurism of prospective
clients, witnesses or other counsel" and "[he] poses a substantial
threat of irreparable harm to his clients or prospective clients" because
he "cannot control his deviant behavior as is evident by the long history
of behavior and prior reprimands associated with this behavior."
It is alleged that Holzback used a "spy pen" to film females at
the courthouse without their permission. He was previously reprimanded by the
prosecutor's office twice before - in 1992 for filming courthouse staff in the
hallways, offices, and parking lot as well as in 2006 for taking photos of a
female intern in the prosecutor's office.
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