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Laws regarding prosecutorial transparency, transparency about police violence, limiting local cooperation with ICE, changes to special parole, jailhouse witnesses, and information for people who are incarcerated and their families go into effect on October 1, 2019.
Elana Bildner has spent her career advocating and litigating for justice for immigrants, people who are or were incarcerated, and families. Now, she has joined the ACLU of Connecticut as staff attorney.
As a firm believer that everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, Claudine Fox has always been moved to action to protect, support, and strengthen her community, particularly people who have been harmed by oppressive and racist systems of power. Meet Claudine, the ACLU-CT's campaign manager.
We’re fighting to end the discriminatory and dangerous way that Stamford, like many towns and cities across Connecticut, sets bail.
The ACLU of Connecticut has a long history of fighting for reproductive freedom.
When Connecticut violates an incarcerated person’s right to freedom from cruel and unusual punishment, it should not be able to give itself a discount.
