Leonard Boyle, who was named acting U.S. attorney for Connecticut on Monday, left, with John Durham, who resigned as U.S. attorney, effective Sunday, right. Photo: U.S. Attorney’s Office
In his third stint with the Office of the U.S. Attorney in Connecticut, Leonard Boyle became the acting U.S. attorney for the District of Connecticut on Monday.
Boyle, whom the Department of Justice elevated to the post, replaces John Durham, who resigned as U.S. attorney, effective Feb. 28.
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