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Post-Newtown Legislative Task Force Begins Work; Malloy Talks Gun Control In White House Visit
The Hartford CourantLegislative leaders pledged bipartisan cooperation and quick action Friday at the first meeting of their new task force on changing state laws and policies on gun control, school security and mental health in response to the Dec. 14 school massacre in...Tags: Adam Lanza, Assault, Behavioral Conditions, National Rifle Association of America, Barack Obama
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Jackson Says Sandy Hook Panel Faces Difficult Job
The Hartford CourantSpecial to the Courant Hamden Mayor Scott Jackson sat in his office staring at his iPad on Dec. 14 2012, watching coverage of a school shooting 30 miles away. Like countless others, he was engrossed in the story, following the chilling details for...Tags: Government, Regional Authority, Apple iPad, Mental Health, Dannel P. Malloy
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Connecticut moves cautiously on guns in Newtown's wake
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A month after the Newtown school tragedy, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is moving cautiously on gun control in Connecticut, a relatively liberal Northeastern state that nevertheless has a strong gun culture and is home to some of...Tags: Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Adam Lanza, Government, Laws, West Hartford
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A Little-Known Connecticut Group Works to Oppose Gun-Control Legislation
One of the odd coincidences of the Newtown tragedy is that the headquarters of one of the biggest anti-gun-control groups in the nation stands less than two miles from Sandy Hook Elementary School — almost close enough to hear the gunfire. It's...
Tags: Adam Lanza, Assault, Firearms, Shootings, Dannel P. Malloy
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Effort To Ban Weapon Used In Newtown Failed In 2001, But Lawmakers Seek New Gun Restrictions
The Hartford CourantHARTFORD — Less than a week after the Newtown school massacre, state lawmakers are calling for sweeping new restrictions on guns and ammunition — while a key legislative leader says that the Bushmaster semiautomatic rifle used in last Friday's...Tags: Adam Lanza, Assault, Behavioral Conditions, West Hartford, Washington, DC
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A Legislative Study Finds Buying Bullets Online is Easier Than Many Expect
Buy, sell or give away .50 caliber armor-piercing bullets in Connecticut and you could spend a year in state prison. But using the Internet to pick up a few thousand rounds of 9 mm ammo for your Glock, no problem dude. "Neither state nor federal law...
Tags: Laws, E-Commerce Industry, Dannel P. Malloy , National Rifle Association of America, Michael Lawlor
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Malloy signs medical pot bill into law
Medical marijuana will no longer be illegal in Connecticut. Gov. Dannel Malloy signed the medical pot bill into law Friday, saying that, “With careful regulation and safeguards, this law will allow a doctor and a patient to decide what is in that...
Tags: General Practitioners, Diseases and Illnesses, Chemotherapy, Health and Medical Professionals, Symptoms
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A Dead Issue: Will CT's Death Row Inmates Die of Old Age?
Here’s a little life-or-death quiz for you. The 11 guys now on Connecticut’s death row will: A) Never be executed because this state has repealed the death penalty; B) Get juiced because the new law only ends the death penalty for future...
Tags: Laws, Republican Party, Elections, Murder, American Civil Liberties Union
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Plan Would Cap State Tax on Wholesale Gasoline For 1 Year
The Hartford Courant— State gasoline taxes would drop by about a penny a gallon under a one-year cap on the gross receipts tax, as proposed Monday by Democratic legislative leaders. The penny savings is at today's wholesale prices, and the savings could rise to 7.5...Tags: Prices, Republican Party, Len Suzio, Meriden, Parties and Movements
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Tough road ahead for lawmakers who want to label genetically modified foods
It was a State Capitol gathering of the faithful last week, and the message delivered by the anti-genetically-modified-food advocates was simple and direct: “People have a right to know what they’re putting in their bodies.”
The problem...Tags: Justice System, Dannel P. Malloy , Republican Party, Genetic Engineering, Elections
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Legislative Session Opening Day: Red Light Cameras
The perennial bill to let Connecticut municipalities install red light enforcement cameras has failed every year, but 2012 may be different — because of a political effort led by state Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, D-New Haven, with vocal...Tags: Dannel P. Malloy , Rocky Hill, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Pre-Christmas Special Session Considered By Democrats On Electricity Needs; House GOP Leader Larry Cafero Pushing Hard For Session
Democratic leaders are considering a pre-Christmas special session regarding recent electrical outages that could include tax credits for hotel stays and an expansion of the state's price-gouging law. The leaders who control the legislature are currently...Tags: Downstream Oil and Gas Activities, Tropical Storms, Republican Party, Watertown, Len Suzio
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