I’ve been informed by someone who understands the legislature much better than I do that the bill is dead. There’s only 8 days left for the legislature to attach the bill as an amendment to another bill or come back as a “strike all amendment.” I’ll say this, the legislature’s website is very confusing. There has … Read more

A quick update on the status of Connecticut’s Right to Dry Legislation.

Thinking of starting a bLAWg? Do it because it’s fun.

Part of the reason I bLAWg is to prevent good wine from being poured down the drains of Connecticut restaurants.

Why do I have a Connecticut law blog? The answer is in part to learn. Attorney McKeen discusses how blogging helps him keep on track of changes in Connecticut law. This blog entry is dedicated to the late Dr. Arthur Doyle. Dr. Doyle was a physics professor and vice president of Framingham State College.

On the docket: Douglas Wallace v. Hillary Clinton. Attorney McKeen links to the docket information on Douglas Wallace’s case against Hillary, Sanity, and Reason.

According to Douglas Wallace: no. From the Reno Gazette Journal: Douglas Wallace, 80, contends that because the U.S. Constitution relies on the pronouns “he” and “his” in describing the duties of the president, no woman can hold the office. Wallace argues the constitution would have to be amended to specifically allow a female president and … Read more

Attorney McKeen discusses the child custody case of Ford v. Ford in which $37,000.00 in GAL fees were incurred over 7 years of litigation.