February 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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To The Editor:
Lisa Siegel’s article in the January 30th issue of The Connecticut Law Tribune entitled “Lay Judges: Law Licenses Not Vital” was a balanced report on the actions of the Program Review and Investigations Committee meeting. It is in marked contrast to the biased reporting of the probate court controversy that the Hartford Courant has published of late.
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