Wrotnowski v. Bysiewicz: Application Denied by Justice Ginsburg
Submitted by Phil on Fri, Nov 28, 20083 Comments
According to the Supreme Court docket for Wrotnowski v. Bysiewicz, on Wednesday, November 26, Associate Justice Ruth Ginsburg denied Cort Wrotnowski’s Emergency Stay Application. I will continue to watch and see if Mr. Wrotnowski follows the same path of Leo Donofrio’s renewed stay application to a different Justice in his case of Donofrio v. Wells without going through the hijinks of the Supreme Court’s Clerk Office (though it appears the Clerk Office drama has already started in Mr. Wrotnowski’s case).
Following is a current copy of the Supreme Court docket…
| No. 08A469 | Â | |||
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| Docketed: | Â | |||
| Lower Ct: | Supreme Court of Connecticut |
| Â Â Case Nos.: | (SC 18264) |
| ~~~Date~~~ | ~~~~~~~Proceedings and  Orders~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| Nov 25 2008 | Application (08A469) for stay and/or injunction, submitted to Justice Ginsburg. |
| Nov 26 2008 | Application (08A469) denied by Justice Ginsburg. |
| ~~Name~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Â Â Â | ~~~~~~~Address~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Â Â | ~~Phone~~~ |
| Attorneys for Petitioner: | Â | Â |
| Cort Wrotnowski | 1057 North Street | (202) 862-8554 |
|  | Greenwich, CT  06831 |  |
| Party name: Cort Wrotnowski | ||
| Attorneys for Respondent: | Â | Â |
| Richard Blumenthal | Attorney General | (860) 808-5316 |
| Â | Office of the Attorney General | Â |
| Â | 55 Elm Street | Â |
| Â | P.O. Box 120 | Â |
|  | Hartford, CT  06141-0120 |  |
| Party name: Susan Bysiewicz, Connecticut Secretary of State | ||
does anyone know why Justice Ginsburg denied the stay?
Could it possibly be because this crap has no merit at all?
does anyone know why Justice Ginsburg denied the stay?
[...] Wrotnowski v. Bysiewicz: Application Denied by Justice Ginsburg Attorneys for Respondent:. Richard Blumenthal, Attorney General, (860) 808-5316. Office of the Attorney General. 55 Elm Street. PO Box 120. Hartford, CT 06141-0120. Party name: Susan Bysiewicz, Connecticut Secretary of State. [...]