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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Will Someone Please Explain The First Amendment To Sarah Palin
“If [the media] convince enough voters that that is negative campaigning, for me to call Barack Obama out on his associations,” Palin told host Chris Plante, “then I don’t know what the future of our country would be in terms … Continue reading
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Having a Tiger as a Pet is Illegal in CT….
In addition to the improvements that you see on the site there are more you don’t see. I’ve added a program that lets me know what my readers are reading. Let me tell you a little about yourself. You love adverse … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Personal Injury, Random CT Laws
Tagged CT Animal Law, CT Dog Bite Law, Tigers
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What Would Property Tax Amnesty Mean For Purchasers Of Municipal Tax Liens?
Yesterday, the Hartford Courant ran this article about Governor Rell’s proposal for property tax amnesty. According to the article, Governor Rell is proposing lifting the mandatory 18 percent penalty charged to property owners who are late on payment of their taxes. The … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Collections, Foreclosure, Real Estate
Tagged CT Legislation, foreclosure connecticut, liens
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CT Judge Rules That Halloween Is “A Pain In The Neck”
Here’s the actual quote: “Halloween. For the next five years, Halloween is probably fun but then it’s going to become a pain in the neck to you.” Henderson v. Henderson, 2003 WL 23177463 (Munro, J.) A few thoughts here: First, … Continue reading
Welcome To “A Connecticut Law Blog 2.0″
Over the past month, I’ve changed the site’s theme added some bells and whistles and installed programs that will improve the look and feel of this site. I’m pleased with the outcome and I hope you are to. The most significant change … Continue reading
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On Improving the Connecticut Judicial Branch Website
The State of Connecticut Judicial Branch website is good but it can be better. Last week, I wrote about making Connecticut Superior Court decisions freely available online at the judicial branch website. Check out some of the discussion on that … Continue reading
The Case For George Colli
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Use Arial Font And Get Fined $25
A little print butter law for your Friday. No person shall, by himself, his servant or agent, sell or offer or expose for sale, or have in his possession with intent to sell, any print butter unless the package or wrapper … Continue reading
Connecticut Superior Court Opinions Should Be Freely Available Online
Last winter I attended a seminar on “What Connecticut Judges Want You To Know.” In law school I learned that a lawyer should always cite cases from the highest court in the state while writing briefs. It was explained that superior or … Continue reading
A confluence of interests…
As an attorney, I’m always worried about a conflict of interest but not in this case. Yesterday, I picked up the Connecticut Law Tribune and saw a case that I briefed and argued had made its way into the Connecticut Law Reporter. … Continue reading
