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More ACLU-CT Testimony on proposed state laws

The ACLU of Connecticut continues to make its voice heard on proposed legislation before the Connecticut General Assembly. Here is some of the recent testimony:

Support for a bill giving citizens the right to record police activity
RB 1206 Give Citizens Right to Record Police Activity

4/07 Hartford Courant Editorial: Bill Gives Protection for Filming Cops in Public

Opposing a bill that would limit habeus corpus rights for prisoners
RB 6439 Don't limit prisoners' habeus corpus rights

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Opposing a bill putting residency restrictions on sexual offenders
RB 6643 Opposing sexual offender residency restrictions

Opposing enabling prosecutors to subpoena without Fourth Amendment safeguards [289]
RB 6423 Don't let prosecutors avoid 4th Amendment safeguards

Opposing Automated Vehicle Insurance ID systems [290][291]
RB 6484 Opposing ALPRs for insurance IDs

RB 6484 ALPR Fact Sheet
Earllier ACLU-CT Comment: Testimony Opposing Red-Light Cameras Feb 2011

Supporting repeal of mandatory minimum sentences [292]
RB 6475 Repeal of mandatory minimum sentences backed

Supporting standards for use of tasers [293]
RB 6615 Standards for taser use backed

Opposing limits on death penalty appeals [294]
RB 6427 Don't limit death penalty appeals

Supporting efforts to eliminate rape in prisons [295]
RB 6642 New law aimed at eliminating prison rape backed

Opposing "three-strikes" law [296]
RB 6473 Don't adopt California-style 'three strikes' law

Supporting making possession of small amounts of marijuana a civil infraction [297]
GB 1014 Governor's Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Backed

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