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Category Archives: Legislation
Legislature Should Act To Establish A Public Cord Blood Bank In Connecticut
This is a must read article from the CT Post’s MariAn Gail Brown about cord blood banking in Connecticut. Sen. Len Fasano, R-North Haven, an attorney, is introducing a bill to establish a public cord blood bank in Connecticut. State lawmakers … Continue reading
Some Links: Abolition, Beer, and Charity
It snowed yesterday. I spent 4 hours shoveling my driveway. My driveway is not that long. All I have for you today are some links: Death penalty abolition bill may be tougher to pass than it was the first time. … Continue reading
Rep. Fox Named House Chair Of Judiciary Committee
According to CT News Junkie, Representative Fox has been named House Chair of Connecticut’s Judiciary Committee. Representative Gary Holder-Winfield has been named House Vice-Chair of the Judiciary Committee. Fox will join Senator Eric Coleman at the helm of the Judiciary … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation
Tagged ct death penalty, ct judiciary committee, eric coleman, gary holder winfield, gerald fox
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Connecticut’s Ice Missile Law
It snowed last night. People will drive today. Some of those people will not have shoveled off the top of their car. Said people are jerks. Connecticut has a law requiring the removal of snow and ice from a car…….that … Continue reading
Cause For Optimism That CT Blue Laws Will Be Repealed in 2011
by Ryan McKeen If you haven’t already, read OLR’s Brief Descpritions of Majoy Issues the legislature may face in 2011. The report details issues large and small that the legislature may choose to confront in 2011. Of course, nothing in … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legislation
Tagged 2011 legislation ct, beer, colapietro, ct blue laws, olr, sunday liquor sales ct, wine
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Connecticut’s New Sexting Law
by Ryan McKeen Happy effective day in Connecticut. A host of new Connecticut laws went into effect early this morning. In the coming days, I’ll be writing about some of them. Today’s topic: sexting. Public Act 10-191 is an attempt … Continue reading
A Must Read: Holder-Winfield On Race and Judicial Nominations
by Ryan McKeen This is the final part of my interview with State Representative Gary Holder-Winfield. I thank him many times over for agreeing to do this and I deeply respect his candor. In the coming weeks, I’ll have some … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legislation
Tagged gary holder winfield, judicial nominations
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An Interview With Gary Holder-Winfield (Part II)
by Ryan McKeen Here’s Part II of my interview with Representative Gary Holder-Winfield. To read Part I click here. RM: You mentioned to me that you involve young persons in your campaign. Tell me about this GHW: I am 36 … Continue reading
My Interview With State Rep. Gary Holder-Winfield (Part 1)
by Ryan McKeen In February, the Connecticut Mirror ran an article on State Representative Gary Holder-Winfield entitled “Rookie of the Year:” Passion and Persuasion . The article quotes Representative Mike Lawlor on Holder-Winfield: “Gary’s the guy that can pick an … Continue reading
For Annie Hornish: CT Rabbit Law
by Ryan McKeen Today I’m putting a new twist on an old post. I originally wrote this post in March of 2008 and it’s worth revisiting. For starters, I’m tired and my heart just isn’t into generating new content. Last … Continue reading
