Search Results

Page 172 of 215

• Attorney General, DEP Obtain Emergency Order Blocking Illegal And Dangerous Disturbance Of Toxic Waste

• Attorney General, DEP Announce Ohio Utility To Pay State $270,000, Slash Pollution Carried To CT

• Attorney General Disappointed By Federal Court Decision Regarding States’ Authority To Determine Electricity Requirements

• Attorney General Deeply Disturbed By Ruocco’s Arrest, Calls For Review Of State Contracts With His Companies

• Attorney General Investigates AT&T For Millions Charged To CT Ratepayers For Use Of Its Logo

• Attorney General Investigates Selection Process For Law Firms, Marshals Handling Foreclosures

• Attorney General Praises Fed For Granting Request To Open Bailout Program To More Rating Agencies, Urges Further Expansion

• Attorney General Praises Decision Blocking Manufacturers From Allowing Sale Of Toxic Toys

• Hospital Conversions

• Hospital Conversions Archive

• Biographies of Attorneys General

• Test page

• Act Creating the Office

• The Honorable Susan Bysiewicz, Secretary of the State, Formal Opinion 2010-001, Attorney General State of Connecticut

  This letter responds to your request for a formal legal opinion concerning the constitutionality and interpretation of Conn. Gen. Stat. § 3-124. Section 3-124 sets forth the qualifications for the Office of Attorney General

• Honorable John P. Burke, Department of Banking, Formal Opinion 2006-013, Attorney General State of Connecticut

  You have requested an opinion whether, under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 42-460(a), a Connecticut bank may sell or issue a gift card for which the agreement governing the card provides that the card’s value will not expire and that no inactivity fee is imposed, although the card itself contains an expiration date.