Jonathan Shapiro, of Shapiro Law Offices in Middletown and president of the Connecticut Bar Association. Courtesy photo
Representatives of the media, law and politics will convene at the Legislative Office Building Dec. 6 to discuss the rule of law and how everyone is impacted.
November 12, 2018 at 05:23 PM
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Organizers of an upcoming Connecticut conference say they want to discuss a judiciary increasingly facing criticism.
The Connecticut Bar Association is reviving its Rule of Law Conference to address the pitfalls of these attacks, and discuss what lawyers and judges can do about it.
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