While state lawmakers didn't act on a proposal to impose more severe penalties for threatening a judge in the last legislative session, the bill is expected to be revived in the next one.
August 04, 2016 at 07:24 PM
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While state lawmakers didn’t act on a proposal to impose more severe penalties for threatening a judge in the last legislative session, the bill is expected to be revived in the next one.
State Rep. William Tong, a Stamford attorney who is co-chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said this week he considers the proposal to be important.
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