HARTFORD, February 22 – The Department of Consumer Protection has found that ice glazing on packaged frozen seafood such as shrimp, scallops and fish sold in Connecticut can make a significant impact on the amount of product that consumers get for their money, agency Commissioner Jerry Farrell, Jr. said today. Following a 2009 federal...
Despite that fact that Connecticut newspapers in general are avoiding writing about what their publishers consider to be a huge issue for democracy, the truth is starting to come out. CtMirror.org, a new online political site started by my friends who got the ax from The Courant, had in interesting interview this month with...
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The four-year federal prison term imposed Feb. 18 on former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik illustrates the need for more accountability to the public by the officials who bring white-collar criminal cases. U.S. District Judge Stephen Robinson, a former Connecticut U.S. attorney now presiding in White Plains, NY, ordered a prison term for...