Attorney General Gratified By Office Of State Ethics Decision To Drop Investigation Of Bridgeport Di

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Connecticut Attorney General's Office

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Attorney General Gratified By Office Of State Ethics' Decision To Drop Investigation Of Bridgeport Diocese

July 1, 2009

"We are gratified that the Office of State Ethics made the right decision, respecting the constitutional concerns that we set forth in our opinion. We look forward to working with the legislature and the Office of State Ethics in clarifying and revising the law."

The Office of the Attorney General William Tong