In 2004, when Gov. John G. Rowland was subpoenaed in a government corruption investigation by a federal grand jury, his office supplied the subpoenas, and its response to them, to the capital press corps without a fight.
In 2010, after hearings at the Freedom of Information Commission and a Superior Court Appeal, the Hartford Courant won the right to receive grand jury subpoenas in the corruption case of Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez.
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