Attorney Generals Statement On Governors Request For Legal Action To Amend Pending Federal Health Ca

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Connecticut Attorney General's Office

Press Release

Attorney General's Statement On Governor's Request For Legal Action To Amend Pending Federal Health Care Bill

December 23, 2009

"We will immediately review the Governor's request, but it is clearly premature at present because there is no Senate-approved bill, let alone a final measure negotiated and voted favorably by both houses of congress. A lawsuit to stop or modify a pending bill is legally impossible."

The Office of the Attorney General William Tong