Gov. Lamont calls for special session for consideration of Connecticut Supreme Court nominee
Nora Dannehy is a former federal prosecutor who previously made national headlines when she quit over the former President Donald Trump-Russia probe.
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Sep 16, 2023, 12:18 AM
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3ds agoGov. Ned Lamont is calling the state Legislature into special session next week to discuss the nomination of Nora Dannehy to the state Supreme Court.
Dannehy is a former federal prosecutor who previously made national headlines when she quit over the former President Donald Trump-Russia probe.
During her confirmation hearing on Wednesday, she'll face public questions about her resignation for the first time.
