Connecticut Law Tribune...to justice; he has a long commitment to that." Richard Kay, another professor, recalled Fisher presenting a lecture on check fraud years...
Willajeanne F. McLean, a professor at the law school for 21 years, is now the interim dean at the University of Connecticut School of Law. Most recently, McLean spent two years as associate dean of a
In its most complex philosophical battle of the year, the Connecticut Supreme Court has concluded that an Evidence Code passed collectively by state judges in 2000 isn't really a code at all, and can
...depends mostly on whether jurors are questioned individually or as a group. Richard Kay, a constitutional law professor at the University of Connecticut School of...
At a moment when the state's judicial and legislative branches have grown hypersensitive about which branch has ultimate authority to make court rules, the judiciary is poised to create new judicial
...within the legislative function.University of Connecticut constitutional law professor Richard Kay is the state's leading academic advocate for a constitutional amendment...
...within the legislative function. University of Connecticut constitutional law professor Richard Kay is the state's leading academic advocate for a constitutional amendment...
Leaders of the legislature's Judiciary Committee expect this coming session to have robust debate over a proposed constitutional amendment giving lawmakers the final say over Judicial Branch rulemaki
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