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Report of the Connecticut Law Revision Commission to the General Assembly concerning the impact of the 1986 United States Supreme Court decision, Attorney ... on Connecticut's veterans' benefits statutes by Jo A Roberts, 1989 Unemployment compensation law: "Quits and Fires" (Issue paper - Connecticut General Assembly, Office of Legislative Research) by Dennis Meltzer, 1976 Report to the co-chairman of the Labor Committee of the Connecticut General Assembly: Employer in Connecticut labor law by Lance A Compa, 1971 The Public Statute Laws of the State of Connecticut: Compiled in Obedience to a Resolve of the General Assembly, Passed May 1835, to Which Is Prefixed ... States, and Constitution of the State of Con by Connecticut, 2010-02-03 The Public Statute Laws of the State of Connecticut: As Revised and Enacted by the General Assembly, in May 1821: To Which Are Prefixed the Declaration ... States, and the Constitution of Connecticut by Connecticut, Zephaniah Swift, 2010-03-16 Connecticut Real Estate Practice and Law (Connecticut Real Estate Practice & Law) by Katherine Pancak, 2004-07-22 Acts and Laws of His Majesties Colony of Connecticut in New-England; Passed by the General Assembly, May 1716 to May 1749 by Connecticut. General Assembly, 2010-01-09 Law and Mental Health Professionals: Connecticut (Law & Mental Health Professionals Series) by Sheila Taub, 1999-02 The true-blue laws of Connecticut and New Haven and the false blue-laws invented by the Rev. Samuel Peters to which are added specimens of the laws and ... blue-laws of England in the reign of James I by J Hammond 1821-1897 Trumbull, etc Connecticut. Laws, et all 2010-08-16 Labor Laws and Directory of Labor Organizations of Connecticut by Connecticut, 2009-10-21 Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut by Connecticut Connecticut, 2010-04-21 Connecticut regulations: Containing Insurance Department regulations and selected Attorney General's opinions by Connecticut, 1992 Acts and Laws of the State of Connecticut in America by Connecticut, 2010-03-01 The charter of incorporation and by-laws of the Connecticut Historical Society, together with a list of the officers, and an address to the public

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61. 'Turn In Your Neighbor' Connecticut Law Allows Gun Confiscation Without Crime
    Ominously dubbed the turn in your neighbor law, a new connecticut gun control It has to meet a pretty strict standard, we feel it is in the general  
    http://ron.dotson.net/sources/Turn in your neighbor.htm
    
    Extractions: Ominously dubbed the "turn in your neighbor" law, a new Connecticut gun control provision which proponents predicted would be rarely used has already resulted in police seizing firearms and ammunition from four gun owners since Oct. 1 when the law took effect. Hailed as groundbreaking by gun control advocates, the law reportedly opens up a new frontier for gun laws in the coming election season. As originally written, the provision would have allowed seizure of firearms by police based on unproven allegations by any two persons in an affidavit to a judge. The language was later modified to require that two police officers or a state's attorney go before a judge with the belief, after investigation, that an individual "poses a risk of imminent personal injury to himself or herself or to other individuals," in order to obtain a warrant to seize the subject's firearms. No crime needs to have been committed for the seizure to take place. Alleged threatening behavior, cruelty to animals, alcohol and drug abuse or prior confinement in a psychiatric facility can be considered by a judge in assessing whether an individual poses an imminent risk of danger. The law requires that a hearing be held within 14 days of the firearm seizure, although critics say in practice the 14-day hearing will be delayed for months. If the subject is proven at the hearing to be an "imminent risk," he loses his firearms for one year.

62. Search Results - LawCatalog.com
    Written by William W. Bedsworth, general, The Recorder, $17.95 Eliot D. Prescott, State Specific, The connecticut law Tribune, $99.95  
    http://www.lawcatalog.com/listview.cfm?practiceareaID=29&CFID=1294615&CFTOKEN=45

63. Connecticut's Heritage Gateway
    This excellent compilation of all published sources in connecticut law is There are general treatments of the development of the court system since the  
    http://www.ctheritage.org/biography/topical_govsince1818/judiciary.htm
    
    Extractions: var rootoffset = "../../"; The development of the judiciary during the colonial period has been treated in an earlier section of this bibliography, and researchers should him there for an extensive list of appropriate works. Of relevance to the state's constitutional history are the sections on the Fundamental Orders, the Charter of 1662, and the Constitution of 1818. There is a listing of sources for biographical sketches of lawyers and judges in the" Biographical Directories" section, below. See also biographies of Raymond E. Baldwin, Simeon E. Baldwin, Homer Cummings Oliver Ellsworth, Samuel Huntington, William Samuel Johnson, Ephrain Kirby, Roger Ludlow, William M. Maltbie, Tapping Reeve, and Roger Sherman. There are some bibliographical aids that serious scholars will find helpful. In addition to Flaherty's article cited above, see: Bysiewicz, Shirley R.

64. Summary Of Connecticut's Prevailing Wage Law
    connecticut’s prevailing wage law is codified in connecticut general Statutes Section 3153 and 31-53a. The law applies to each contract for the  
    http://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/wgwkstnd/prevailing-rates/3153smry.htm
    
    Extractions: Summary of Connecticut's Prevailing Wage Law Connecticut’s prevailing wage law is codified in Connecticut General Statutes Section Section 31-53 and . The law applies to each contract for the construction, remodeling, refinishing, refurbishing, rehabilitation, alteration or repair of any public works project by the State or its agents, or by any political subdivision of the State. Coverage: Conn. Gen. Stat. Section 31-53(g) provides monetary thresholds which must be met before the law is applicable. The prevailing wage law does not apply where the total cost of all work to be performed by all contractors and subcontractors in connection with new construction of a public works project is less than four hundred thousand ($400,000) dollars. The prevailing wages law does not apply in connection with remodeling, refinishing, refurbishing, rehabilitation, alteration or repair of any public works project under one hundred thousand ($100,000) dollars. Prevailing Rate: The prevailing rate consists of a base rate and a fringe benefit rate which may be paid in cash or benefits. Conn. Gen. Stat. Section

65. Connecticut Board Of Examiners For Opticians
    the connecticut Attorney general s office on connecticut state law issues. State of connecticut Department of Public Health connecticut Board of  
    http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2002/03/contactlenses.htm
    
    Extractions: For Release: March 28, 2002 FTC Staff Provides Connecticut with Comments on the Sale o f Contact Lenses by Out-of- S tate Sources Restrictive Interpretations of Statutes and Regulations May Limit Competition from Internet Sellers and Increase Consumer Costs Although the questions are phrased in a general manner, apparently covering all contact lens sellers, the questions originated as a result of ongoing controversy created by the relatively recent emergence of stand-alone firms that sell only replacement contact lenses to customers who have already received a prescription from an eye doctor. The FTC staff comments suggest that a restrictive interpretation of Connecticut law could diminish competition from these relatively recent entrants, who often sell via mail order or over the Internet. According to the FTC staff comments, which are available on the Commission's Web site as a link to this press release, requiring stand-alone sellers of replacement contacts to obtain Connecticut optician's and optical establishment licenses "would likely increase consumer costs while producing no offsetting health benefits." "Indeed," FTC staff concluded, "such licensing could harm public health by raising the cost of replacement contact lenses, inducing consumers to replace the lenses less frequently than doctors recommend or to substitute other forms of contact lenses that pose greater health risks."

66. Brown, Paindiris And Scott, LLP, Connecticut General Law Attorneys
    BPSlawyers connecticut Attorneys and lawyers - Brown,Name Brown, Paindiris and Scott, LLP, connecticut general law Attorneys.  
    http://www.ottawadivorce.com/directory/Connecticut_Divorce_Attorneys/4184.html
    
    Extractions: Discover how to stop a divorce. Extra Divorce Attorney Information Name: Brown, Paindiris and Scott, LLP, Connecticut General Law Attorneys Description: Category: Connecticut Divorce Attorneys Url: http://www.bpslawyers.com Date: Apr 3, 2005 Current Rating: Clicks/Hits Received: Number of Reviews/Comments:

67. Connecticut Lawyers Connecticut Attorneys Connecticut Law
    connecticut lawyers connecticut Attorneys CT lawyers CT law Welcome connecticut Legislative Guide general Assembly rules, member list and other  
    http://www.ctlawyers.com/links.html

68. Find Connecticut GENERAL PRACTICE Lawyers, Attorneys, And Law Firms
    Use the free lawyers.com website to find general PRACTICE lawyers, attorneys, and law firms in connecticut.  
    http://www.lawyers.com/lawyers/P~P~Connecticut~General Practice~LDS~City.html

69. Westport, CT, Connecticut Business Law Lawyers, Attorneys, And Law Firms From La
    Westport, connecticut Practicing in Business law general Practice law firm, All family law matters, Bankruptcy, Personal Injury, Criminal law,  
    http://www.lawyers.com/lawyers/P~B~~Westport~Connecticut~GENERAL BUSINESS~LDS~Y~

70. Law-Lib: Correction - Connecticut General Statutes Annotated
    Correction connecticut general Statutes Annotated 617 (top of page under law Review and Journal Commentaries, notes to CGS section 12-182) the  
    http://lawlibrary.ucdavis.edu/LAWLIB/april02/0458.html

71. Connecticut Law Requires Undergrounding
    The connecticut general Assembly recently passed legislation which imposes in all residential areas will meet the law’s public benefit standard if the  
    http://www.vtce.org/undergroundinglaw.html

72. CT Vital Records Law
    connecticut Vital Records law. The following is courtesy of Richard Roberts at the Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in general  
    http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1926/ctrules.html
    
    Extractions: The following is courtesy of Richard Roberts at the Connecticut State Library. Substitute Senate Bill No. 301 PUBLIC ACT NO. 96-258 (effective Oct 1996) AN ACT CONCERNING ACCESS TO GENEALOGICAL RECORDS AND THE VALIDATION OF CERTAIN MARRIAGES. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: Section 1. Section 7-41a of the general statutes, as amended by sections 12 and 21 of public act 95-257, is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof: All records of vital statistics including births, marriages and deaths in the custody of any registrar of vital statistics or of the Department of Public Health shall be open for research to any member of a [legally incorporated] genealogy society INCORPORATED OR AUTHORIZED TO DO BUSINESS OR CONDUCT AFFAIRS IN THIS STATE and such societies shall be permitted to incorporate statistics derived therefrom in their publications. Sec. 2. Section 7-51 of the general statutes, as amended by sections 12 and 21 of public act 95-257, is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof:

73. New York Business Law Attorney | New Jersey Corporate Compliance Lawyer | Connec
    including New Jersey and connecticut, and from other states and countries. general Business Advisory law Firm. Cutner Associates, PC also advises  
    http://www.cutner.com/CM/PracticeAreaDescriptions/BusinessTransactionsCounsel.as
    
    Extractions: Email the firm Click here for the Business Organization and Transactions Intake Form If you are considering setting up a new business in New York, or buying or selling a business, you will need a skilled and experienced business law attorney to help you structure the transaction, to protect your interests by preparing necessary contracts, and to advise you regarding compliance with regulatory requirements. At the law firm of , in New York City, we provide general business counsel to enterprises doing business in New York, from the metropolitan area and the tri-state region, including New Jersey and Connecticut, and from other states and countries. business and commercial litigation Contact

74. BlogShares - The Connecticut Law Blog
    general Statistics Share Market Recent buys / sells Tracking Valuation Graph for The connecticut law Blog Links for The connecticut law Blog  
    http://blogshares.com/blogs.php?blog=http://connecticutlaw.blogspot.com/

75. Connecticut Law Review
    connecticut law Review is the oldest, largest, and most active law Review, a high quality journal of interest to the general legal community.  
    http://connecticutlawreview.org/about/

76. West - Connecticut General Statutes Annotated (Annotated Statute
    to connecticut attorney general opinions; References to relevant law review This set includes the complete text of connecticut general statutes and  
    http://west.thomson.com/product/22040703/product.asp
    
    Extractions: Your Internet browser doesn't accept cookies, which are needed to access west.thomson.com. Refer to your browser's Help menu for instructions on enabling cookies. If your browser is more than a few years old, you may need to upgrade to access west.thomson.com. Like most major Web sites, west.thomson.com uses cookies - small pieces of information that your computer stores - to provide better functionality. Cookies track session information and help provide continuity from page to page. For users who decide to register, cookies allow the Web site to "remember" who they are, simplify the checkout process and deliver customized content and services based on their registration information. No personal information is collected by or stored in the cookies used by west.thomson.com. If you have questions about your West account, e-mail West Group Customer Service , or call 1-800-328-4880. For product purchase assistance, call West sales at 1-800-344-5008.

77. HALT - In The News
    connecticut law Tribune March 29, 2004 On March 10, the general Assembly unanimously passed an emergency bill allowing out-of-state counsel to work  
    http://www.halt.org/about_halt/in_the_news/2004/connecticut_law_tribune_march_29
    
    Extractions: TUE SEPTEMBER 20, 2005 Press Releases HALT in the News Self-Dealing Politicos Keep Bar Closed to Consumers Connecticut Law Tribune - March 29, 2004 Guest Commentary, By Thomas M. Gordon There is a crisis in access to legal services in this country. According to the American Bar Association, each year 38 million low- and moderate-income Americans are closed out of the civil justice system because they cannot afford to hire a lawyer. In large part, this is due to the refusal of the bar to allow competition from any source, whether it is non-lawyers or out-of-state lawyers. Fortunately, the Connecticut legislature has taken a step toward solving this problem. Unfortunately, its solution only benefits 188 people-Governor John Rowland and the 187 members of the General Assembly-while leaving the other 3.5 million residents of the state subject to the existing protectionist regime. On March 10, the General Assembly unanimously passed an emergency bill allowing out-of-state counsel to work for the governor and the legislature on impeachment matters. It is ironic that the legislature used an "emergency" bill to provide for its own legal needs, but fails to recognize the real emergency inherent in the lack of access to the law for the average person. Restrictions on who can provide legal services need to be lifted across the board, not just for the impeachment investigation. No doubt the General Assembly and the governor have good reasons for employing out-of-state counsel. In the case of impeachment, it is likely that the attorneys best qualified to handle the issue are not from Connecticut. However, this is also true of attorneys in the fields of estate planning, divorce, corporate law, civil rights, employment or any other specialty. Consumers of legal services have a right to the service provider they feel is best for them. The legislature and governor are justifiably entitled to use attorneys from New York and Washington if they feel it best meets their needs. They should also be allowed to use the advice of a Yale University political science professor. So, too, should a resident of Greenwich be permitted to have a New York attorney, or even a non-lawyer, draft her will if that person would better serve her for reasons of quality, price or convenience.

78. Bridgeport, CT Public Library
    The general Statues address all areas of connecticut law. The Regulations have no index but are organized in the same order as the general Statutes.  
    http://www.bridgeportpubliclibrary.org/Burroughs/Infoserv/HTML/legal.htm

79. Services Directory, Downtown New London Connecticut
    Waller, Smith Palmer, PC is a connecticut firm engaged in general law practice. Business law, Construction law, general Representation,  
    http://newlondonmainstreet.org/directory/services/
    
    Extractions: Offers full range of legal services to individuals, families, and businesses in New London County and throughout Connecticut. Personal injury, Family and divorce, Real Estate, Health care, Criminal defense, Civil Rights, Labor and Employment, Small business and commercial, Municipal and government relations, Wills and probate, General litigation and appellate practice

80. The Fundamental Orders Of Connecticut
    The University of Oklahoma law Center Also the other general Court in September shall be for making of laws, and any other public occasion,  
    http://www.law.ou.edu/hist/orders.html

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