article_snippet: After that, investigators must provide a report to the district attorney.
article_snippet: Connecticut's law requires the state's Division of Criminal Justice with investigating any deadly force by law enforcement, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
article_snippet: After that, the state's Division of Criminal Justice must submit a report to Connecticut's chief attorney detailing whether the use of deadly force was appropriate.
article_snippet: The case won't just by handled by state investigators; The case'll go through another layer of scrutiny by the district attorney's office, Koval said.
article_snippet: This investigation is then turned directly over to the second layer of review, the District Attorney's Office, who then makes a ruling on the question of whether there is criminal culpability on the part of my officer.