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George Jepsen

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Personal Details

Education

  • JD, Harvard University, 1982
  • MPP, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1982
  • BA, Dartmouth College, 1976

Professional Experience

  • JD, Harvard University, 1982
  • MPP, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1982
  • BA, Dartmouth College, 1976
  • Attorney, Abate and Fox
  • Teaching Fellow, Constitutional Law, Harvard University
  • General Council, Local 210, Carpenters' Union
  • Visiting Lecturer, Political Science, University of Connecticut
  • Attorney, Shipman and Goodman
  • Legislative Assistant, Speaker of the House James J. Kennelly, Connecticut General Assembly, 1976-1977

Political Experience

  • JD, Harvard University, 1982
  • MPP, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1982
  • BA, Dartmouth College, 1976
  • Attorney, Abate and Fox
  • Teaching Fellow, Constitutional Law, Harvard University
  • General Council, Local 210, Carpenters' Union
  • Visiting Lecturer, Political Science, University of Connecticut
  • Attorney, Shipman and Goodman
  • Legislative Assistant, Speaker of the House James J. Kennelly, Connecticut General Assembly, 1976-1977
  • Majority Leader, Connecticut General Assembly
  • Attorney General, State of Connecticut, 2011-2019
  • Senator, Connecticut State Senate, 1990-2002
  • Minority Whip, Connecticut State Senate, 1995-1996
  • Assistant Majority Leader, Connecticut State Senate, 1994-1995
  • Representative, Connecticut House of Representatives, 1986-1990
  • Assistant Majority Leader, Connecticut House of Representatives, 1989-1990
  • Member, Stamford Board of Representatives, 1985-1986
  • Field Director, Christopher Dodd for Senate, 1980
  • Campaign Manager, William Ratchford for Congress, 1978

Religious, Civic, and other Memberships

  • JD, Harvard University, 1982
  • MPP, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1982
  • BA, Dartmouth College, 1976
  • Attorney, Abate and Fox
  • Teaching Fellow, Constitutional Law, Harvard University
  • General Council, Local 210, Carpenters' Union
  • Visiting Lecturer, Political Science, University of Connecticut
  • Attorney, Shipman and Goodman
  • Legislative Assistant, Speaker of the House James J. Kennelly, Connecticut General Assembly, 1976-1977
  • Majority Leader, Connecticut General Assembly
  • Attorney General, State of Connecticut, 2011-2019
  • Senator, Connecticut State Senate, 1990-2002
  • Minority Whip, Connecticut State Senate, 1995-1996
  • Assistant Majority Leader, Connecticut State Senate, 1994-1995
  • Representative, Connecticut House of Representatives, 1986-1990
  • Assistant Majority Leader, Connecticut House of Representatives, 1989-1990
  • Member, Stamford Board of Representatives, 1985-1986
  • Field Director, Christopher Dodd for Senate, 1980
  • Campaign Manager, William Ratchford for Congress, 1978
  • Member, National Association of Attorneys General
  • Former Member, Phi Beta Kappa, Dartmouth College
  • Member, Standing Committee on Antitrust, National Association of Attorneys General
  • Member, Executive Committee, National Association of Attorneys General, 2012

Other Info

— Awards:

  • Summa Cum Laude Graduate, Dartmouth College, 1976

Cum Laude Graduate, Harvard University, 1982

Hobbies or Special Talents:

Conversational in Chinese, French and Spanish

Cooking international cuisines, Reading histories and biographies, World travel

Speeches
Articles

2011 letter to Facebook

Jan. 1, 1900

In June 2011, Jepsen expressed concern about Facebook's implementation of facial recognition technology to advise users to identify people in their uploaded photos. In a letter to Facebook's senior leadership, Jepsen argued that the lack of an opt-in mechanism in the feature could violate user privacy. Facebook responded by saying that the widespread use of the feature and lack of complaints regarding it were evidence of its popularity among users.