Connecticut Law TribuneEmployment lawyers are intimately acquainted with a curious statute, Connecticut General Statutes ? 31-51q., which provides for a remedy against governmental and private employers who "discharge or d
Unlike the U.S. Supreme Court, the Connecticut Supreme Court resists easy division into neat ideological voting blocs. The past year proved, once again, the futility of labeling our Justices as "libe
...page dissent in which he was joined by Justice Peter T. Zarella. (Justice Zarella was not present for the oral argument, but he replaced former...
...an essentially political tactic - attributing traditional marriage to mere bigotry. Justice Zarella nailed the majority's disingenuous means to its end in one...
...can't find that one in the state constitution. Was Justice Zarella suggesting to new lawyers that when former Chief Justice Sullivan withheld...
Last week, former Connecticut Bar Association President Frank H. Finch, Jr. argued that "the judicial branch is structured to be free of political or public pressure." Nothing could be further from t
...in the article, however, significant progress in this regard was made during Justice Zarella's term as commission chairman. A review of pertinent...
Former Supreme Court Chief Justice William J. Sullivan told the legislature's Judiciary Committee that he put a "hold" on a controversial freedom of information decision last March so he, as the auth
...institution. So until someone produces a shred of evidence that Justice Zarella or anyone else knew what Chief Justice Sullivan planned to do...
...a professional sense on the court," Borden testified. "Many of us regarded Justice Zarella as kind of like the Deputy Chief Justice. It seemed to...
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