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2015 Law Day Ceremony at the Connecticut Supreme Court
Theme: "Magna Carta: Symbol of Freedom Under Law"
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  • Justices of the CT Supreme Court, left to right, the Hon. Andrew J. McDonald, Hon. Peter T. Zarella, Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers, the Hon. Dennis G. Eveleigh and Hon. Richard A. Robinson.
  • The Supreme Court Law Day gallery.
  • Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers and Associate Justice Dennis G. Eveleigh during the Law Day ceremony.
  • Attorney Mark A. Dubois, President of the Connecticut Bar Association, addressed those in attendance about the influence of the <i>Magna Carta</i> on law today.
  • The Connecticut Supreme Court recognizes area high school students sponsored by the law firm of Shipman & Goodwin.
  • Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers reads the award citation to Connecticut Supreme Court Historical Society President Wesley W. Horton.
  • Members of the Connecticut Supreme Court Historical Society accept a Law Day honor from Chief Justice Chase&nbsp;T.&nbsp;Rogers.
  • Christopher Collier and Attorney Gregory T. D’Auria of the Connecticut Supreme Court Historical Society.
  • Law Day Keynote Speaker Dr. Jonathan M. Elukin (left), CT Bar Association President Attorney Mark A. Dubois and President of the CT Supreme Court Historical Society Attorney Wesley W. Horton.
  • Christopher Collier, Vice President of the Connecticut Supreme Court Historical Society and Central Connecticut State University Professor of History, Donald Rogers.
  • Judge Trial Referee John J. Langenbach (left) and Attorneys Gregory T. D’Auria and Wesley W. Horton.
  • Assistant Attorney General Michael Besso, Linda Dubois, executive legal assistant to Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers, and Molly LeVan, clerk to Appellate Court Judge Douglas S. Lavine.
  • Supreme Court Justice Peter Zarella (right) discusses the impact of the <i>Magna Carta</i> on the law with area high school students. Attorneys Wes Horton (center) and Anthony Shannon joined in.
  • Former Supreme Court Justice C. Ian McLachlan (left) and Judge Trial Referee John Langenbach.
  • Matt Berardino of Judicial Branch External Affairs (left) with Supreme Court law clerks Evan O’Roark and Sarah Kettenmann.