To The Editor:
At most state courthouses in Connecticut, members of the bar are afforded special treatment and permitted to pass members of the public, including potential and seated jurors, waiting to gain entrance and pass through security.
To The Editor: Cutting in line is just so rude and as a profession we should stop.
June 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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To The Editor:
At most state courthouses in Connecticut, members of the bar are afforded special treatment and permitted to pass members of the public, including potential and seated jurors, waiting to gain entrance and pass through security.
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