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• Attorney General Says CNG/Southern Will Receive New Level of Service and Safety Scrutiny

• Attorney General Calls On DPUC To Reject CL&P Request To Eliminate Upcoming 5 Percent Rate Decrease

• Attorney General Says Google Acknowledges Collecting Data From Unsecured Wi-Fi Networks In Connecticut

• Attorney General Calls On DoD To Release Information Regarding Personality Disorder Discharges

• Attorney General Applauds Court Decision Finding RJR Deceived Consumers About Health Risks Of Eclipse Cigarettes

• Attorney General Calls DPUC Decision Slashing Connecticut Water Company Rate Increase “Good Start”

• Attorney General Announces $150,000 Settlement With R.J. Reynolds Regarding Cartoon Cigarette Ads

• Attorney General Announces $176,707 Settlement for Misappropriation of Charitable and State Charter School Funds

• Attorney General Announces $2.5 Million Settlement Of Contract Dispute Over Computerized Law Enforcement Database

• Attorney General Announces $422.5 Million Settlement With Novartis For Alleged Off-Label Drug Marketing and Kickbacks

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

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

• Senator Jepsen and Representative Pudlin, State Capitol, 2002-008 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  This letter is in response to your request for a formal legal opinion as to whether Peter Ellef, the current chairman of the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority ("CRRA""), is serving in that capacity without having received the necessary legislative approval.

• Honorable Kristine D. Ragaglia, J.D., Department of Children and Families, 2002-033 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  You have asked for an opinion interpreting Conn. Gen. Stats. § 17a-101a, the mandated reporter statute. Section 17a-101a requires certain individuals enumerated in Conn. Gen. Stats. § 17a-101(b)1 to notify the Department of Children and Families (the Department or DCF) or a law enforcement agency when they have "reasonable cause to suspect or believe" that child abuse or neglect, as defined in Conn. Gen. Stats. § 46a-120, has occurred. Your question concerns the obligations of a mandated reporter who becomes aware that a minor under the age of sixteen is engaged in a sexual relationship.

• Steven Weinberger, Office of the Comptroller, 2002-015 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  You have requested our opinion as to whether certain provisions of the retirement plan for state employees are preempted by federal law. In particular, you inquire as to the enforceability of state statutory and contractual provisions prohibiting those who qualify for military pensions from purchasing retirement credit for military service during war or national emergency.