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Connecticut towns and cities are spending millions of dollars of federal stimulus funds to install police surveillance systems in local communities, enabling law enforcement officials to more easily track people’s movements and potentially solve crimes.

The state charges people a $250 daily fee for their prison time.

Criminal justice reform advocates in Connecticut are pushing back on Governor Ned Lamont’s concerns about a new law he signed on Thursday. They said the…

Advocates for voting rights in New York celebrated last week, when the governor signed a law restoring the right for people on parole. Now they say the…

Governor Ned Lamont signed into law last week a measure that expands the candidate pool for a new state prosecutor who would investigate police…

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit over two transgender high school athletes in Connecticut.The lawsuit came from three athletes who said they lost…

A bill to block a controversial method of counting prison inmates on the census may be close to passing in Connecticut. It’s called prison gerrymandering…

In Connecticut, prison inmates are counted in the voting district where they’re incarcerated, not the place they call home. It’s called prison…

A committee of Connecticut lawmakers passed resolutions last week that would allow voters to decide if they want early voting and no-excuse absentee…

A disability rights group has sued the state of Connecticut over what it calls abuse at the state’s only Supermax prison.Disability Rights Connecticut…