Tag: Connecticut General Statutes
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Will Connecticut’s Election-Day Registration Lead to Voter Fraud on Tuesday?
ELECTION-DAY REGISTRANTS’ VOTES TO BE COUNTED EVEN IF PERJURY COMMITTED by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 31, 2014) — In a press release issued on Friday, Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise W. Merrill reminded “eligible voters” that they are now able to register on Election Day and cast a ballot at specially-designated locations throughout the “Constitution…
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Connecticut State’s Attorney on Sandy Hook Claim: “That’s an Inaccurate Extrapolation”
REPORTING THE NEWS, OR MAKING IT? by Sharon Rondeau (Feb. 7, 2013) — The title of a February 5, 2013 article in Digital Journal suggests that the Connecticut State Attorney’s office is pursuing a theory that more than one perpetrator could have been involved in the Sandy Hook atrocity which took place on December 14,…
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Are Long Gun Purchases Being Registered with the Federal Government?
LAWFUL CONNECTICUT PISTOL OWNER RELATES EXPERIENCE PURCHASING RIFLE by Sharon Rondeau (Jan. 8, 2013) — On Monday, the holder of a valid Connecticut pistol permit related to The Post & Email his experience in purchasing a rifle, which by state law does not require a pistol permit. The Post & Email has seen the pistol…