Specific Intent to Kill When Shooting at Rivals Not Proved for Attempted Murder Guideline

Defendant was arrested and charged with transporting undocumented aliens in violation of 8 U.S.C. §§1324(a)(1)(A)(ii). (A)(v)(II), and (B)(ii) after a U.S. Border Patrol Agent's trained and certified dog alerted to the tractor trailer defendant was driving and ten undocumented immigrants were found concealed in the sleeper cab and closets of the vehicle.

Court Grants Attorney Partial Relief in Disciplinary Ruling

Bank Proves on Appeal That Judgment is Collectable

Court Finds no "Publication" in Defamation Claim

Court Grants Motion to Strike for Failure to Plead under Gen. Stat. §31-49

In the Matter of Randel Aaron Scharf, a Suspended Attorney.

Defendant appealed the trial court's vacation of the arbitration award dismissing tenure charges against her.

In the Matter of Mildred J. v. Joseph K.

Petitioner sought review of a final order affirming respondent's decision adopting an administrative law judge's adjudication that denied petitioner's request for an exception to the cap on in-home care hours he could receive from his family. The court affirmed, holding that petitioner failed to demonstrate a burden on his free exercise of religion where he could continue to receive available home care and companion services despite the fact that his mother and sister would no longer be paid for providing more than 60 hours of care pe