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Judge grants long-awaited pardon to Violetta Loriano

August 13, 2024 | Board of Pardons and Paroles, Departments and Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Connecticut



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Judge grants long-awaited pardon to Violetta Loriano
In a recent government meeting, significant developments emerged regarding the case of Violetta Loriano, who has been granted eligibility for an absolute pardon after an evidentiary hearing led by Judge Taylor. This decision marks a pivotal moment for Loriano, who has sought this pardon for eight years.

During the proceedings, it was confirmed that victim input was considered, specifically from Loriano's ex-boyfriend, who is also the father of her two children. The ex-boyfriend opposed the vacating of the protective order against Loriano. However, Judge Taylor reviewed supplementary materials, including allegations that the ex-boyfriend sought compensation for his testimony, which ultimately influenced the judge's decision to dismiss the opposition.

Loriano expressed gratitude for the opportunity to present her case to the board, emphasizing her desire to share her perspective on why she believes she is suitable for the pardon. The meeting highlighted the complexities of the legal process surrounding protective orders and the impact of victim testimony on judicial decisions.

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