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Law Libraries' NewsLog > Posts > CT Office of Legislative Research Reports
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11/5/2009
- Legislative History of the Mashantucket Pequot Grant Formula - 2009-R-0387
You asked for a legislative history of the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan aid formula, including the original formula and subsequent legislative changes.
- Terminating Federal Campaign Committees - 2009-R-0389
You want to know the purposes for which members of Congress may use surplus campaign funds when they wind down and terminate their campaign committee.
- Body Armor and Connecticut Law - 2009-R-0401
You asked for a summary of Connecticut laws on body armor.
- Bleeding Disorder Legislation - 2009-R-0400 You asked if Connecticut has implemented a standard of care for people with bleeding disorders such as that found in a Pennsylvania legislative proposal.
- Acts Affecting Transportation
This report summarizes acts affecting transportation the legislature passed during the 2009 regular and special sessions. The report does not include acts that were vetoed unless the veto was overridden.
- Comparison of Child Protection - 2009-R-0362 You asked us to compare Oklahoma's Kelsey Smith-Briggs Child Protection Reform Act with Connecticut's child protection laws.
- High Efficiency Furnaces - 2009-R-0403
You asked whether newer, high efficiency furnaces operate at substantially higher temperatures than older furnaces, and if so whether they necessitate changes in the venting system in the homes in which they are installed.
- Funding for Energy Initiatives - 2009-R-0402
You asked that we respond to two questions posed by a constituent. The constituent heard a radio advertisement that he believes was sponsored by an entity called “EIA” that explained how homeowners could convert from oil to natural gas or other types of heating. You want to know (1) what is EIA and (2) whether it is using public funds to distribute this message.
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