Connecticut woman sentenced to prison for lying about war crimes to obtain U.S. citizenship
A Connecticut woman has been sentenced after admitting she lied about committing war crimes while seeking U.S. citizenship more than a decade ago. The case involved cooperation between American authorities as well as international agencies.
Connecticut Bar Association appoints Heather Holt as director of membership strategies
Heather Holt has been named Director of Membership Strategies at the Connecticut Bar Association. She brings over twenty years’ experience in nonprofit leadership roles focused on member engagement. The association serves more than 7,000 members across Connecticut.
Ansonia man pleads guilty to fentanyl and cocaine distribution charges
Josue Muniz pleaded guilty in federal court to distributing fentanyl and cocaine after undercover operations led to his arrest last year. Authorities found significant quantities during searches tied to multiple narcotics transactions.
Connecticut Supreme Court announces case schedule for sixth term in April 2026
The Connecticut Supreme Court has released its schedule for cases during its sixth term from April 6-17, 2026 in Hartford. Case details and summaries are available on the Judicial Branch website.
North Haven man indicted for Berlin bank robbery while on supervised release
Thomas Marra of North Haven has been indicted for allegedly robbing a Berlin bank while under federal supervision following a previous conviction for narcotics trafficking. Authorities say he faces up to 20 years if convicted and may incur additional penalties…
Connecticut Superior Court schedules sentence review hearings for March 24, 2026
The Connecticut Superior Court has set sentence review hearings for March 24 in Middletown. Applicants and attorneys must attend remotely as cases may see sentences increased, decreased, modified or affirmed.