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On July 8, 2005,
Special Act 05-5 "An Act
Incorporating the Connecticut Supreme Court Historical Society"
authorized the incorporation of the
Connecticut Supreme Court Historical Society as a nonprofit
corporation with the purpose of promoting and preserving the state's
judicial and constitutional tradition through scholarship,
memorials, publications and education. |
1940's postcard of the Connecticut Supreme Court.
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Of interest to our members . . . |
From Litchfield to Yale
Law Schools in
Connecticut, 1782-1843
An exhibition curated by Michael von der
Linn, The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. and
Michael Widener, Lillian Goldman Law
Library.
February – May 2013
Rare Book
Exhibition Gallery, Level L2, Lillian
Goldman Law, Library, Yale Law School, New
Haven, Connecticut.
See
Exhibit Poster - PDF
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Recent Events . . . |
Annual Meeting May 2, 2013
Habeas Corpus, Martial Law, and the Partisan Mud of Emergency Powers
Dr.
Matthew Warshauer is a Professor of History
at Central Connecticut State University. The
author of three books, he is a specialist on
19th century political and constitutional
history.
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 On
October 23, 2012, the Society held its fall
program entitled
“The Appointment of Judges and
Justices: Reflections of Governor Lowell P.
Weicker, Jr.”
The program featured Atty. Stan Twardy
facilitating a discussion by Governor
Weicker, reflecting on his judicial
appointments and his thoughts about the
process in appointing judges at all levels
of the state and federal government. The
event took place at the Hartford Club. Gov.
Weicker and Atty. Twardy appear to the
right. See more photos
below.
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