A clear, official overview of Connecticut’s Attorney-General office during wartime and postwar years, with practical highlights for readers of law and history.
This biennial report covers the department’s growth, budget, and major litigation from the period ending January 8, 1919.
The pages detail how the office adapted to new laws, how it handled an unprecedented level of litigation, and the role of the Attorney-General in state governance. It also notes collaboration with other departments, the impact of war conditions, and notable legal questions brought before the courts and the General Assembly.
Ideal for readers of legal history, state government, and archival research into early 20th‑century Connecticut.
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