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A May 14 special meeting of Connecticut Superior Court judges to vote on wiping out so-called "Level 1" secret cases will itself take place in secret, Judicial Branch officials have confirmed. Though The Hartford Courant is suing the state's Judicial Branch seeking basic docket information regarding the secret cases, attorneys for the paper have no plans to challenge the decision to hold the meeting in secret.
April 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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