(A) The attorney for the municipality, or his, her, or their duly designated assistant, shall be the prosecuting officer of the Court. He, she, or they shall also prosecute all alleged violations of the ordinances of the town. He, she, or they shall be authorized, in his, her, or their discretion, to prosecute and resist appeal, proceedings in error and review from the Court to any other Court of the state, and to represent the municipality in all proceedings arising out of the matters in the Court.
(B) No person shall be prosecuted in the Municipal Court for the town for violations of the Municipal Ordinance for the town unless the complaint or citation is signed by the Town Attorney or by a person designated by the Town Council to act in lieu of the Town Attorney.
(1) The following persons are designated or authorized by the Town Council to sign complaints or citations for prosecution in Municipal Court in addition to the Town Attorney, to wit: Any of the five Town Council members duly elected by the town.
(2) Nothing in this section is intended to prevent or interfere with the waiver of the requirements set forth above by the Defendant in Municipal Court by failing to timely object to any unsigned citation or complaint or by other means of waiver as provided by law.
(Prior Code, § 6-115)