Justice Reform

The Connecticut Justice Alliance is outlining its top priorities for the 2025 legislative session.

Connecticut has temporarily paused erasures while they hire an outside consultant to decide the best path forward. Advocates, and the 100,000-plus people waiting for a clean slate, are fed up with the delays and lack of communication from the state.

OLA, an advocacy group that supports Latino residents on eastern Long Island, met with Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney and judges from the New York state court system earlier this month to discuss how to best serve non-native English speaking residents navigate the justice system.

A New York-based non-profit hosted a webinar with legal experts from Connecticut to discuss how ending the death penalty shaped justice reform in the state.

Did the calls by the Black Lives Matter movement to transform the criminal justice systems get heard?This week we begin a two-part series that takes a…

A Connecticut police sergeant has been suspended for three days without pay for calling Black Lives Matter a terrorist group in a Facebook post in…