From Courant.com:

Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz asked a Superior Court judge Monday to block disclosure of the transcript and videotape of her sworn testimony in a deposition, which is part of her lawsuit to get a judge to rule that she is qualified to run for state attorney general.

Bysiewicz’s lawyer, Wesley W. Horton, filed a motion for a “protective order” directing all parties in the case “not to disclose publicly the transcript or videotape of any depositions in this case, except to the extent necessary to prosecute or defend any potential motion, unless and until they are unsealed” by order of the judge in the case.

Horton included no justifications in the brief motion as to why the judge should seal Bysiewicz’s answers to questions about her qualifications for the public office. Presumably, he will offer justifications at a hearing scheduled by Judge Michael Sheldon for today in Superior Court in Hartford.

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