Connecticut Law TribuneIs there a difference between a TV on the wall in a sports bar and a nude woman performing onstage in a men's club? Yes, of course. That's what a Massachusetts Superior Court judge found recently in
In a legal battle between the town of Berlin, Conn., and a store operated by the VIP -- short for Very Intimate Pleasures -- chain, the 2nd Circuit has ruled that descriptive language in town ordinan
...one man fighting for their right to express themselves - New Britain attorney Daniel Silver. His clients typically generate a lot of publicity because...
Craigslist.org offers a dazzling array of products, from new houses to used cars to prostitutes. It's that last one that's become a sticking point for Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal.
Craigslist.org offers a dazzling array of products, from new houses to used cars, garden hoes to garden-variety prostitutes. It's that last one that's become a sticking point for state Attorney Gener
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