Monthly Archives: June 2010

by Ryan McKeen I applaud your bravery in standing up for all of our civil rights. What you did could not have been easy. I read the comments on the Courant and I’m appalled at the outrage directed at you. … Continue reading →

by Ryan McKeen ….Connecticut has a state folk dance? We do. Our state folk dance is the square dance.  Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 3-110k. Your life is now enriched. It’ll be more enriched if you watch the video below. I … Continue reading →

by Ryan McKeen It’s seems Meghan Freed’s post “Martha Dean’s Land Of Screwy Habits” has struck a chord. Comments are welcome. You are welcome to disagree with Meghan or other commenters. The commenting policy on this site is simple. If … Continue reading →

Reposted from Norm Pattis’ blog: Wayne R. Keeney, a member of the Connecticut Bar, is in the intensive care unit at Yale-New Haven Hospital. He is in desperate need of a liver transplant due to non-alcoholic liver failure. Wayne is … Continue reading →

by Meghan Freed Hello, Connecticut Law Blog.  My name is Meghan Freed, and before I begin this guest post so graciously offered me by Ryan, I have a cache of candor with which to dispose.  I’m a Democrat – the … Continue reading →