District of Connecticut Law Clerks Society
a society for current and recent law clerks for the united states district court for the district of connecticut
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January 29, 2008
Judge Eginton Seeks Law Clerk
We have been advised that the Honorable Warren W. Eginton is accepting applications for a 2-year clerkship that would begin at the end of February 2008.
Anyone who might be interested, or who knows someone who might be interested, should contact Judge Eginton's Chambers at 203-579-5819. Please note that the application deadline is February 10, 2008.
January 16, 2008
Connecticut Computer Crimes Conviction
Priyavrat H. Patel - an IT consultant for Pratt-Read Corp.and a Connecticut resident - has pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of computer intrusion, U.S. Attorney Kevin J. O'Connor said Tuesday.
Patel remotely accessed Pratt-Read's computer servers and deleted files from three of the servers. The servers were rendered inoperable after the deletions.
Patel entered the guilty plea Jan. 10 before U.S. Magistrate Judge Donna F. Martinez in Hartford. Patel faces a maximum
10-year prison term and up to a $250,000 fine when Chief U.S. District Judge Robert N. Chatigny sentences him on March 28. For more details on the story, view the article in Hartford Courant.
Advisory Committee: Alyssa Esposito, Law Clerk to Judge Fitzsimmons; Krishna Patel, Assistant United States Attorney
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