Monthly Archives: May 2010

by Ryan McKeen Connecticut General Statutes Section 1-4 designates the last Monday in May as Memorial Day or Decoration Day. Connecticut has a statute on nearly everything and eventually I’ll blog about them all. This blog is made possible by the right to free speech. Freedom … Continue reading →

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A little print butter font law to brighten your day. 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 … Continue reading →

by Matthew Berger The Supremes did not issue an opinion  in Bysiewicz v. DiNardo.  They ruled from the bench then issued the attached order. They will issue a decision later (see Order below). This has happened before,  see: Connecticut Fund … Continue reading →

by Ryan McKeen 1. The Supreme Court got it right. The statute requires 10 years active practice at the bar of the state of Connecticut. Ms. Bysiewicz was not engaged in the active practice of law for 10 years at … Continue reading →

by Ryan McKeen Here are my tweets, in reverse chronological order from oral argument this afternoon in Bysiewicz v. DiNardo. The tweets are unedited. They were sent from my phone live from Court. This post is primarily for my mom … Continue reading →

by Ryan McKeen Here’s the post the started it all.  I’ve been asked a lot about it this afternoon. Here’s the post I wrote on the night of January 13, 2010.  It has not been changed from what I published … Continue reading →

by Ryan McKeen I was in court today. Heard the arguments and saw the Court make it’s ruling. All of the lawyers involved did a great job for their clients.  All that I can say is that I’m stunned. A … Continue reading →