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Permissive Intervention for Nonrelative Foster Parents in Neglect Proceedings: Dissent Warns of Constitutional and Systemic Risks

Permissive Intervention for Nonrelative Foster Parents in Neglect Proceedings: Dissent Warns of Constitutional and Systemic Risks

Date: Apr 2, 2025
Permissive Intervention for Nonrelative Foster Parents in Neglect Proceedings: Dissent Warns of Constitutional and Systemic Risks Introduction In In re Jewelyette M., the Supreme Court of Connecticut...
Foster Parents’ Procedural Role Refined: Presence as Part of the § 46b‑129(p) “Right to Be Heard,” But Party Intervention Should Be Exceptional — Commentary on In re Jewelyette M. (Mullins, C.J., Concurrence & Dissent)

Foster Parents’ Procedural Role Refined: Presence as Part of the § 46b‑129(p) “Right to Be Heard,” But Party Intervention Should Be Exceptional — Commentary on In re Jewelyette M. (Mullins, C.J., Concurrence & Dissent)

Date: Apr 2, 2025
Foster Parents’ Procedural Role Refined: Presence as Part of the § 46b‑129(p) “Right to Be Heard,” But Party Intervention Should Be Exceptional — Commentary on In re Jewelyette M. (Mullins, C.J.,...
Permissive Intervention by Foster Parents Restored: Connecticut Supreme Court Overrules In re Ryan C. and Clarifies the Statutory “Right to Be Heard”

Permissive Intervention by Foster Parents Restored: Connecticut Supreme Court Overrules In re Ryan C. and Clarifies the Statutory “Right to Be Heard”

Date: Apr 2, 2025
Permissive Intervention by Foster Parents Restored: Connecticut Supreme Court Overrules In re Ryan C. and Clarifies the Statutory “Right to Be Heard” Introduction In a far-reaching decision for...
Absolute Litigation Privilege Shields Governmental Participants from CHRO Discrimination Claims Based on In‑Court Conduct in Termination of Parental Rights Proceedings

Absolute Litigation Privilege Shields Governmental Participants from CHRO Discrimination Claims Based on In‑Court Conduct in Termination of Parental Rights Proceedings

Date: Apr 2, 2025
Absolute Litigation Privilege Shields Governmental Participants from CHRO Discrimination Claims Based on In‑Court Conduct in Termination of Parental Rights Proceedings Introduction In Ammar I. v....
No Live Controversy, No Stay: Justice D’Auria’s Mootness Framework and Appellate Restraint in Connecticut Child‑Protection Cases

No Live Controversy, No Stay: Justice D’Auria’s Mootness Framework and Appellate Restraint in Connecticut Child‑Protection Cases

Date: Apr 2, 2025
No Live Controversy, No Stay: Justice D’Auria’s Mootness Framework and Appellate Restraint in Connecticut Child‑Protection Cases Introduction This commentary examines the first dissenting opinion by...
When Absence Equals Forfeiture: A Warned Refusal to Return to Court Extinguishes the Right to Self‑Representation for the Remainder of Trial (State v. Petteway, Conn. 2025)

When Absence Equals Forfeiture: A Warned Refusal to Return to Court Extinguishes the Right to Self‑Representation for the Remainder of Trial (State v. Petteway, Conn. 2025)

Date: Apr 2, 2025
When Absence Equals Forfeiture: A Warned Refusal to Return to Court Extinguishes the Right to Self‑Representation for the Remainder of Trial (State v. Petteway, Conn. 2025) Introduction State v....
Establishing Limits on Prosecutorial Impropriety and Evidentiary Reliability: Lessons from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. RICHARD G. DABATE

Establishing Limits on Prosecutorial Impropriety and Evidentiary Reliability: Lessons from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. RICHARD G. DABATE

Date: Mar 14, 2025
Establishing Limits on Prosecutorial Impropriety and Evidentiary Reliability: Lessons from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. RICHARD G. DABATE Introduction This comprehensive commentary examines the Supreme...
Expanding the Duty to Advise: Attorney Liability to Third-Party Beneficiaries in Estate Planning

Expanding the Duty to Advise: Attorney Liability to Third-Party Beneficiaries in Estate Planning

Date: Mar 8, 2025
Expanding the Duty to Advise: Attorney Liability to Third-Party Beneficiaries in Estate Planning I. Introduction The case of John Wisniewski et al. v. Anthony J. Palermino et al. presents a...
Balancing Act: Establishing the Two-Part Test for Prior Misconduct Evidence

Balancing Act: Establishing the Two-Part Test for Prior Misconduct Evidence

Date: Mar 5, 2025
Balancing Act: Establishing the Two-Part Test for Prior Misconduct Evidence Introduction In State of Connecticut v. Marcello E., the Supreme Court of Connecticut confronted a critical evidentiary...
Admissibility of Gang Affiliation and Consciousness of Guilt Evidence: New Precedents from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. BRANDON JONES

Admissibility of Gang Affiliation and Consciousness of Guilt Evidence: New Precedents from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. BRANDON JONES

Date: Feb 28, 2025
Admissibility of Gang Affiliation and Consciousness of Guilt Evidence: New Precedents from STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. BRANDON JONES Introduction In the case of STATE OF CONNECTICUT v. BRANDON JONES, the...
Clarifying the Appealability of Preliminary Agency Rulings in CHRO Proceedings

Clarifying the Appealability of Preliminary Agency Rulings in CHRO Proceedings

Date: Feb 25, 2025
Clarifying the Appealability of Preliminary Agency Rulings in CHRO Proceedings Introduction The case of CITY OF STAMFORD v. COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND OPPORTUNITIES, OFFICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS, ET...
No Cause of Action for Loss of Filial Consortium: Connecticut Supreme Court’s Deliberation on Parent-Child Relational Claims

No Cause of Action for Loss of Filial Consortium: Connecticut Supreme Court’s Deliberation on Parent-Child Relational Claims

Date: Feb 12, 2025
No Cause of Action for Loss of Filial Consortium: Connecticut Supreme Court’s Deliberation on Parent-Child Relational Claims Introduction The case of L. L. et al. v. Newell Brands, Inc., et al....
Connecticut Supreme Court Reinstates Troupe Doctrine in Sexual Assault Jury Instructions

Connecticut Supreme Court Reinstates Troupe Doctrine in Sexual Assault Jury Instructions

Date: Feb 10, 2025
Connecticut Supreme Court Reinstates Troupe Doctrine in Sexual Assault Jury Instructions Introduction In the landmark case of State of Connecticut v. Adam P., the Connecticut Supreme Court addressed...
Connecticut Supreme Court Rules Law Firms Cannot Recover Punitive Damages for Client's Breach of Contract Without Provable Independent Tort

Connecticut Supreme Court Rules Law Firms Cannot Recover Punitive Damages for Client's Breach of Contract Without Provable Independent Tort

Date: Feb 7, 2025
Connecticut Supreme Court Rules Law Firms Cannot Recover Punitive Damages for Client's Breach of Contract Without Provable Independent Tort Introduction In the landmark case of MCCARTER & ENGLISH,...
State of Connecticut v. Karin Ziolkowski: Navigating Amnesia Claims and Social Media Evidence in Ensuring Fair Trials

State of Connecticut v. Karin Ziolkowski: Navigating Amnesia Claims and Social Media Evidence in Ensuring Fair Trials

Date: Feb 1, 2025
State of Connecticut v. Karin Ziolkowski: Navigating Amnesia Claims and Social Media Evidence in Ensuring Fair Trials Introduction In State of Connecticut v. Karin Ziolkowski, the Supreme Court of...
Refining the Application of Dost Factors in Possession of Child Pornography Cases: Connecticut's New Precedent in State v. Inzitari

Refining the Application of Dost Factors in Possession of Child Pornography Cases: Connecticut's New Precedent in State v. Inzitari

Date: Jan 24, 2025
Refining the Application of Dost Factors in Possession of Child Pornography Cases: Connecticut's New Precedent in State v. Inzitari Introduction In the landmark decision of State of Connecticut v....
Defamation and the Boundaries of Opinion: 'White Supremacist' Label Established as Nonactionable in Connecticut

Defamation and the Boundaries of Opinion: 'White Supremacist' Label Established as Nonactionable in Connecticut

Date: Jan 22, 2025
Defamation and the Boundaries of Opinion: 'White Supremacist' Label Established as Nonactionable in Connecticut Introduction The case of Sean Murphy v. Beth Rosen adjudicated by the Supreme Court of...
Establishing Ordinary Negligence in Wrongful Life Context: Suprynowicz v. Tohan

Establishing Ordinary Negligence in Wrongful Life Context: Suprynowicz v. Tohan

Date: Jan 15, 2025
Establishing Ordinary Negligence in Wrongful Life Context: Suprynowicz v. Tohan Introduction In Kayla Suprynowicz et al. v. Narendra B. Tohan, decided by the Supreme Court of Connecticut on January...
State of Connecticut v. Latroy Johnson: Affirmation of Self-Defense Rejection and Evidentiary Decisions

State of Connecticut v. Latroy Johnson: Affirmation of Self-Defense Rejection and Evidentiary Decisions

Date: Jan 14, 2025
State of Connecticut v. Latroy Johnson: Affirmation of Self-Defense Rejection and Evidentiary Decisions Introduction In State of Connecticut v. Latroy Johnson, the Supreme Court of Connecticut...
Unfunded Retirement Interests Determined Too Speculative to Constitute Marital Property under Connecticut General Statutes §46b-81

Unfunded Retirement Interests Determined Too Speculative to Constitute Marital Property under Connecticut General Statutes §46b-81

Date: Jan 14, 2025
Unfunded Retirement Interests Determined Too Speculative to Constitute Marital Property under Connecticut General Statutes §46b-81 Introduction The case of D. S. v. D. S. adjudicated by the Supreme...
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