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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Recent Posts
- Judge Underhill Asked to Determine if Cheerleading is a Sport
- Garber Seeking Attorney General Position
- Behind the Rise and Fall of Philadelphia’s Prison Population
- 4th Annual Investigating Computer Crimes in the 21st Century
- Judge Chatigny Nominated To Seat On U.S. 2nd Circuit Court Of Appeals
- Court Asked to Reverse Ruling on State’s Campaign Program
- Campaign Finance Legislation Under Scrutiny
- Practices of Connecticut State’s Attorney’s Office Under Review
- Lawsuit Granted Class Action Status
- Extensive Reshaping Possible In Federal Judiciary In Connecticut
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May 20, 2010
Garber Seeking Attorney General Position
Attorney Ross Garber, a former federal law clerk and District of Connecticut Law Clerks Society member, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state attorney general. Garber, who represented former Governor John G. Rowland's office in an impeachment scandal and federal investigation, said he is ready for the job because he has been a lawyer representing individuals and businesses. Also seeking the GOP nomination is Avon lawyer Martha Dean, who lost the nomination to Attorney General Richard Blumenthal in 2002.
May 6, 2010
Behind the Rise and Fall of Philadelphia’s Prison Population
The Pew Charitable Trusts’ Philadelphia Research Initiative invites you to join us for “Behind the Rise and Fall of Philadelphia’s Prison Population,” a panel discussion on the findings of our upcoming study.
We will explore why the city’s jail population rose for most of the decade and fell in the past year, what is being done to manage the population more systematically, and what the experiences of other cities have been.
Join Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter, Pew president and CEO Rebecca W. Rimel and 6ABC Action News anchor Tamala Edwards for an engaging conversation featuring:
• District Attorney R. Seth Williams
• Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Everett A. Gillison
• Reverend Dr. Ernest McNear, chairman of the Kingdom Care Reentry Network
• Michael P. Jacobson, director and president of the Vera Institute of Justice in New York
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Levy Conference Center
3400 Chestnut Street
Enter-34th St. between Chestnut and Sansom
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(Click here for full details and/or to RSVP)
May 3, 2010
4th Annual Investigating Computer Crimes in the 21st Century
Sponsored by the Connecticut Chapter,
High Technology Crime Investigation Association
May 21st, 2010 - 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Quinnipiac University, 275 Mt. Carmel Ave., Hamden, CT
Registration Deadline is May 14, 2010
Wireless Internet, Free Parking, Vendor Booths
Advisory Committee: Alyssa Esposito, Law Clerk to Judge Fitzsimmons; Krishna Patel, Assistant United States Attorney
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