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

• Attorney General’s Statement On GAE Committee Approval Of Casino Smoking Ban

• Attorney General’s Statement On FERC Chairman Resignation

• Attorney General’s Statement On Proposed Water Rate Decrease

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

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

• Attorney General Urges National Small Business Trade Group To Join His Call On Fed To Roll Back Credit Card Interest Rates And Fees

• Attorney General Seeks Tamiflu Pricing Policies From Major Pharmacies

• Attorney General Announces Liberty Mutual Will Pay State $2 Million For Alleged Bid-Rigging And Secret Kickback Scheme

• Attorney General Announces National Settlement with Bank of America for Anticompetitive Scheme That Defrauded Municipalities and Nonprofits

• Attorney General Announces Novartis To Pay State $151,000 For Alleged Illegal Drug Marketing

• Attorney General Announces Order Permanently Barring Serial Animal Abuser From Owning Or Overseeing Animals

• Attorney General Announces Plans To Seek Standards For Wind Farms

• Philip E. Austin, President, University of Connecticut, 1998-021 Formal Opinion, Attorney General of Connecticut

  You have asked our office to provide an opinion on the legality of random drug testing of student-athletes at the University of Connecticut. The Division of Athletics at the University has revised its drug testing policy; this opinion addresses that revision.

• Attorney General Jepsen Joins Coalition Urging U.S. Supreme Court to Uphold Right to Marry Nationally

  Attorney General Jepsen has joined a coalition of states in filing a friend-of-the-court brief with the United States Supreme Court arguing that the U.S. Constitution requires marriage equality nationwide.