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• 2015-06 Formal Opinion, Attorney General, State of Connecticut

  An opinion about the responsibilities of the Executive Administrator of the Office of Governmental Accountability (OGA) with regard to labor relations. In particular, you ask who - the Executive Administrator or the head of the individual agencies - has authority to respond to labor grievances.

• Attorney General: Shield Utility Customers From Rate Increases Resulting From UI’S Acquisition Of Gas Companies

• Attorney General, 15 Other States Seek To Intervene In Support Of EPA Finding That CO2 Is Health Hazard

• Attorney General Alleges Operator Of Medical Supply Nonprofit Used Charity Funds For Trips, Concerts And Other Personal Expenses

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• Attorney General Announces Bankruptcy Court Upholds Plan To Honor Bernie’s Gift Cards, Deposits

• Attorney General Announces BBB To Stop Awarding Ratings For Cash, Make Other Changes To Rating System

• Attorney General Announces Claim Letters Sent To F&S Customers, Informational Website Operating

• Attorney General Sues Ring Of Companies Involved In Predatory Lending Scheme

• Attorney General Sues Runaway Bridal Store; More Than A Dozen Brides With Unfulfilled Gown Orders

• Honorable Valerie F. Lewis, Department of Higher Education, 2001-012 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  You have requested our opinion of whether renewal of the certificate of authorization of a private occupational school on the basis of the school's institutional accreditation by an accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education (USDOE) pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat. §10a-22b(a), in lieu of the Connecticut Department of Higher Education's (DHE's) evaluation, effectively relieves that school of compliance with the requirements of Conn. State Ag. Regs. §10a-22k-5(f) regarding the contents and maintenance of a private occupational school's student attendance records so that the school is subject only to the student attendance record-keeping requirements, if any, of the particular USDOE recognized accrediting agency.

• Honorable Valerie Lewis, Department of Higher Education, 2001-021 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  In your June 26, 2001 letter you request our opinion as to whether P.A. 01-141, §4 authorizes the Board of Trustees for the Connecticut State University System (CSUS) to establish, subject to authorization by the Board of Governors of Higher Education, a pilot education doctoral program to be conducted at one of its institutions only or whether such a doctoral program may be conducted at more than one of its institutions.

• Honorable J. Edward Caldwell, State Comptroller, 1990-021 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  You have asked for our opinion "as to the application of group life insurance to State employees retired under the disability provisions of the State Employees Retirement Act and an employee receiving a disability benefit."

• Honorable James V. Albano, State Electrical Work Examining Board, 1990-005 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  In your letter dated September 26, 1989, you requested our opinion concerning Conn. Gen. Stat. e21a-8(9). Section 21a-8(9) permits the Department of Consumer Protection ("DCP") to contract with third parties to administer licensing examinations on behalf of various state boards and commissions, including the State Electrical Work Examining Board (the "Board"). You asked what the extent of the Board's authority was in the selection process of the third party.

• Attorney General Urges Certification Requirements For Behavioral Specialists Hired By Public Schools