Connecticut Law Tribune
...U.S. District Judge Alvin W. Thompson, former state Supreme Court Justice Lubbie Harper Jr., Xerox Corp. general counsel Don Liu, and Senior Assistant State...
In a decision officially released this week, Redding Life Care v. Redding, a 4-3 majority held that it was legitimate and legal for the town of Redding to use a hypothetical fund as a valuation analy
The state's highest court has reversed the murder conviction of a man charged in connection with a home invasion robbery that left a man dead
...She will be an invaluable addition to the Court. Judge Lubbie Harper Jr. Chairman Commission on Racial and Ethnic...
...received backing from a high-profile judge. Former state Supreme Court Justice Lubbie Harper Jr., now chairman of the Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparity...
Andrew J. McDonald, the former co-chair of the legislative Judiciary Committee, last week won the panel's overwhelming - but not unanimous - approval to become a state Supreme Court justice
Last week, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said Appellate Court Judge Carmen Espinosa "is among our state's most respected jurists" and nominated her to the state Supreme Court. If confirmed by the legislature
...to private practice. In November, another vacancy was created when Lubbie Harper Jr. turned 70. In December, Malloy nominated his chief lawyer, Andrew...
Summary: A man convicted of selling crack cocaine in a school zone is arguing that the prosecutor needed to prove that the actual drug exchange took place within 1,500 feet of the school, not that th
...naming former Supreme Court Chief Justice Ellen Ash Peters, Supreme Court Justice Lubbie Harper Jr., former Appellate Court Judge Thomas Bishop, as well as the...
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