Members of the Connecticut Bar Association have voted only slightly in favor of joining a legal defense of Connecticut gun control legislation with all votes in, resulting in the outcome being "called as tied," CBA President Mark Dubois said.
August 20, 2014 at 03:54 PM
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The difference between the “yes” votes and “no” votes were about as close as it gets.
In fact, the results of the Connecticut Bar Association’s referendum on whether it should as a group support the state’s recently changed gun control laws in an appellate court challenge were so close that the outcome was “called as a tie” by CBA President Mark Dubois.
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