Connecticut Law Tribune
Policy makers and the public still don't know what police were looking for - and what they found - when they searched the home of shooter Adam and Nancy Lanza. That's because Danbury prosecutor Steph
In his decades-long career, Judge Francis X. Hennessy made an impression on everyone he met, including clerks who considered him 'salt of the earth.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has nominated former Stamford State Senator Andrew J. McDonald to one of two vacancies in the Connecticut Supreme Court
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has nominated former Stamford State Senator Andrew J. McDonald to one of two vacancies in the Connecticut Supreme Court
When a lawyer becomes a judge, she or he need not promise to always stay a judge. Lately, more and more judges have been jumping off the judicial track to take more lucrative jobs with private law fi
...won't turn 70 until Dec. 10, 2020. Hartford lawyer Wesley W. Horton, a top appellate practitioner who has authored a history of...
...one can be fatal to an appeal, according to top appellate lawyer Wesley W. Horton, of Hartford's Horton, Shields & Knox. "Under the...
I predict separation of powers will make Law Tribune headlines in 2012. I don't know whether (1) improper funding of the judiciary; or (2) an evidentiary statute that contradicts the Code of Evidence
I am biased, but I'll bet you lots of unbiased people would say the four cases that put the Connecticut Supreme Court on the national map in the past 35 years are: Horton v. Meskill (1977); Sheff v.O
...funds and opposes the new law. Foley's appellate lawyer, Wesley W. Horton vigorously contended the law did not allow a "double...
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