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Judges to hear Ganim's plea for law license - Vimarsana News

Judges to hear Ganim's plea for law license

A three-judge panel has been assigned to hear Mayor Ganim's application to get his law license back.

Source: ctpost.com
Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim meets new setback in long effort to win back his law license - Vimarsana News

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim meets new setback in long effort to win back his law license

Upon release from prison after seven years, Ganim tried a first time to have his law license returned, but was denied for failing to show sufficient remorse for his crimes.

State panel recommends Bridgeport Mayor Ganim not get law license back - Vimarsana News

State panel recommends Bridgeport Mayor Ganim not get law license back

State committee recommends Bridgeport Mayor Ganim not get law license back. Decision now rests with 3-judge panel.

Source: ctpost.com
A Connecticut mayor explains, apologizes and bares his soul about a corruption scandal. He wants to earn his law license back. - Vimarsana News

A Connecticut mayor explains, apologizes and bares his soul about a corruption scandal. He wants to earn his law license back.

Few disagree about Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim’s political skills. He is one of the state’s most gifted politicians, one of the most resilient, and, perhaps, one of the most tragic. It was all on displ...

Source: theday.com
Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim explains, apologizes and bares his soul about a corruption scandal - Vimarsana News

Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim explains, apologizes and bares his soul about a corruption scandal

Ganim has apologized before, but nothing approached the hours of self-analysis he offered to a group of unsympathetic strangers who wanted to know how he could have gone so wrong and why it took him 15 years to admit it.