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• Attorney General Urges “Silver Alert” To Protect Missing Senior Citizens

• Attorney General Urges Strong Scrutiny Of Cheetah Import Permit, Raises Questions About Private Zoo’s Charitable Status

• Attorney General Warns About Child Photos On Postage Stamps

• United States Bankruptcy Court District of Connecticut

  Provides information on Cases, Court Calendar, Opinions, Frequently Asked Questions, Procedures, Forms, etc.

• Honorable Shaun B. Cashman, Commissioner, Dept. of Labor, Formal Opinion 2005-030, Attorney General of Connecticut

  This will acknowledge and reply to your request on behalf of the State Apprenticeship Council (SAC) for a formal opinion concerning the propriety of the issuance of apprenticeship registrations by an agency other than the Department of Labor (DOL), in particular the State Apprenticeship Council (SAC) or the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP).

• Honorable Theresa C. Lantz, Commissioner, Department of Correction, 2005-020 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  You have requested our advice on whether you have the authority to place offenders serving sentences of two years or less into halfway houses pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat. § 18-100c prior to completion of one-half of their sentences. You also seek our advice on whether you are prevented, by statute, from transferring offenders serving sentences greater than two years to a halfway house prior to completion of one-half of the sentence imposed.

• Attorney General Warns About Illegal Pyramid Schemes Disguised As “Gifting Clubs”

• Attorney General Warns Consumers About Firestone Tire Recall

• Honorable Theresa Lantz, Commissioner, Department of Correcticon, 2005-005 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  You have asked for a formal opinion on whether you have the authority to continue a long standing practice of allowing "local law enforcement agencies and certain state agencies to use Department of Correction (DOC) firing ranges in order to maintain appropriate certifications for their officers." These ranges are located on the grounds of the Cheshire and Enfield Correctional Institutions." In the past, these agreements were informal, but you indicate that you believe formal written agreements are necessary if the practice is to continue.

• James F. Abromaitis, Commissioner, Department of Economic And Community Development, 2005-021 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  In your letter dated June 7, 2005, you have asked for advice concerning the length of time for which accessory apartments must be deed-restricted for affordable housing to allow such apartments to be considered in determining whether a town has sufficient existing affordable housing to qualify for a temporary moratorium pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat. § 8-30g(l). According to your letter, the Town of Trumbull has submitted an application for a moratorium which includes 106 ten year deed restricted accessory apartments.

• Attorney General Warns Consumers About Foreclosure Rescue Company Masquerading As Law Firm

• Attorney General Warns Consumers To Ignore Collection Agency Scam

• Attorney General Warns Of Bogus Medical Board Certification Scam Targeting Immigrant Doctors

• Leo Belval, Appeal Panel Chairman, Codes and Standards Committee, 2005-032, Formal Opinion, Attorney General, State of Connecticut

  You have requested our advice regarding the scope of the State Building Inspector's authority over local building officials.

• Ms. Darlene Perez, Administrator, Teachers' Retirement Board, 2005-011 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  This is to respond to your request for advice of December 15, 2004 which asks if a participating board of education may charge an administrative fee in addition to the insurance premium charged for coverage selected by a retired teacher. This retiree receives a pension from the State Teachers' Retirement System, but is also covered by health insurance through the retiree's last employing board of education.