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COUNCIL 4, AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNCIPAL EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO v. STATE ETHICS COMMISSION ET AL. (SC 18896)
Rogers, C. J., and Norcott, Palmer, Zarella, McLachlan, Eveleigh and Harper, Js. Argued March 21--officially released May 8, 2012

J. William Gagne, Jr., with whom was Kimberly A. Cuneo, for the appellant (plaintiff). Cynthia Isales, assistant general counsel, with whom was Barbara E. Housen, general counsel, for the appellees (defendants).

Opinion

PER CURIAM. The defendant citizen's ethics advisory board (board), a division of the office of state ethics,1 issued an advisory opinion in 2009 concluding that hearing reporters for the workers' compensation commission (commission) are not permitted under General Statutes

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