Top Bridgeport prosecutor addresses court backlog from pandemic FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 State's Attorney Joseph T Corradino in the Bridgeport courthouse.Daniel Tepfer / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of3 State prosecutors and judges will work this week to eliminate the backlog at the Golden Hill Street courthouse in Bridgeport.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of3 BRIDGEPORT — With the state’s first criminal trial now behind them, state officials are gearing up for the next step in the path to returning to “normal” in the state’s criminal justice system. “Connecticut is getting past this pandemic, and going forward with this trial shows that the state’s attorney’s office and the judges are following the governor’s lead in returning the state’s business to normal,” said Bridgeport State’s Attorney Joseph Corradino following the conviction Wednesday of Larise King in the death of her husband. The case was decided by a three-judge panel.