While the U.S. Supreme Court hears cases from October to April every year and decides virtually all of them by the end of June, the Connecticut Supreme Court is struggling to issue its decisions. As of July 12, the court had issued opinions on 10 of its approximately 17 cases argued last September, 12 of the 17 cases argued last October, seven of its 17 cases argued in November, three of its 14 cases argued in December, one of its 16 cases argued in January 2019, one of its seven cases argued in February, and none of its cases argued this spring.
Furthermore, none of the cases argued in the fall, 2018 were decided until 2019. Rather, all the cases decided in late 2018 had been argued in the 2017- 2018 term, many in 2017. In fact, one of the cases released in July, 2019 was argued in April, 2018, and another case had been argued in November, 2017.
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