AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoConnecticut Politics & Courts: A federal judge in Bridgeport will weigh sentencing next week for Konstantinos Diamantis, the former deputy budget director convicted on 21 counts tied to school construction bribery, extortion, conspiracy and lying—his defense is pushing for home confinement while prosecutors seek 10 to 12 years. Consumer Protection & State Enforcement: The FTC and Connecticut secured a $4 million settlement with Manchester City Nissan over unauthorized “junk fees,” including double-charging for certified pre-owned vehicles. Criminal Justice & Public Safety: Connecticut’s prediction-market crackdown escalated as the state sent cease-and-desist letters to nine operators, warning that unregulated sports betting could put “our kids” at risk. Immigration & Education: The DOJ sued Hawaii over in-state tuition for undocumented students, part of a broader Trump-era push that has now reached 25 states and jurisdictions. State Government & Infrastructure: Gov. Lamont announced four new weekday Shore Line East trains starting Oct. 5 to reduce gaps and add a new connection with Metro-North. Local Economy & Business: Citizens Bank sued SoFi, alleging SoFi induced Connecticut mortgage staff to breach nonsolicitation agreements and remove confidential customer information. Legal/Health: Aware Recovery Care’s financial troubles worsened, with court filings suggesting a possible buyer or successor as employees face a decision deadline.
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