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...... 3. United States ex rel Robinson v. York, 281 F. Supp. 8 (D. Conn. 1968): In this case, the Court determined that disparate sentencing did, in fact, violate the equal protection clause of the Constitution was uniformly rejected by the courts; that sex-based disparate sentencing does violate the equal protection clause (Popiel, 1980)
4. Liberti v. York, 28 Conn. Supp. 9, 246 A.2d 106 (S. Ct. 1968): In Liberti v. York, a Connecticut superior court ruled that no "legitimate basis" for that state's sex-differential sentencing statute existed (Babcock, 1975)......

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