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State law on whether autopsy reports are “public records” varies widely: several states (e.g., Colorado, Texas, Alabama) have statutes or official guidance treating at least some autopsy reports as pu...
Available reporting does not provide a clear, contemporaneous headcount that confirms "two vacancies" in the Connecticut House of Representatives; the sources explain how vacancies are handled and lis...
Landmark rulings and statutes in , , and have created three distinct models for : Colorado’s judiciary-driven presumption of openness subject to narrow judicial withholding, Connecticut’s statute-driv...
The Connecticut House of Representatives currently comprises 151 seats and, following the 2024 elections, is held by a 102–49 Democratic majority, a margin that exceeds the two‑thirds threshold and ga...
As of the post-2024 session accounting in the provided reporting, Democrats hold 25 seats in the 36-member Connecticut State Senate, giving them the clear majority (25 Democrats to 11 Republicans acco...
Connecticut’s 151-member state House of Representatives in the 2025 session is composed of 101 Democrats and 50 Republicans, a Democratic majority that has controlled the chamber for years . That part...