Connecticut Inside Investigator
Connecticut's Anti-SLAPP law gets A- grade
Connecticut earned a higher rating of Anti-SLAPP laws that help protect speech against frivolous lawsuits, thanks to action in the courts.
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4mCT Supreme Court denies Hornish appeal, sealing Dexter's fate
CT Supreme Court declined to hear Hornish case, ending 6-year legal battle over the fate of a pitbull who mauled a 95-year old woman.
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23mBlight Fight: A foreclosure battle in Middletown
“I feel the crushing power of the law is unfairly applied in this matter.” Peter Smith is facing homelessness over blight allegations.
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10mRep. Elliott on Lamont’s third run: “Doesn’t know how to lead”
Gov. Lamont announced his campaign for a third term as governor, but he is being challenged from the left within his own party.
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8mMiddlebury early votes kept in closet at night, against state policy
Middlebury is rife with election drama. The problems aren’t with donations or scheduling issues; it’s getting officials to follow state law.
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5mAudit: "inadequate management" of $2.7M higher ed safety project
The Board of Regents mismanaged a $2.7M emergency system meant to link police and colleges, with missing equipment and no clear agreements.