

House Bill 6670, An Act Concerning a Mandatory Minimum Sentence for Injury or Risk of Injury of a Child
While everyone in this state wants to see children protected from harm, mandatory minimums are not the answer.
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While everyone in this state wants to see children protected from harm, mandatory minimums are not the answer.
The ACLU-CT is an organization dedicated to ending mass incarceration and eliminating systemically racist disparities in the criminal legal system.
Improving voting rights and voting access strengthen democracy, since voting is the foundation of democracy itself.
Improving voting rights and voting access strengthens democracy, since voting is the foundation of democracy itself.
Few things ensure that a government effectively serves its people as much as transparency.
The ACLU-CT is an organization dedicated to racial equity in civil society. One deeply disturbing way that racism shows up is in the health care people can access and in the health outcomes for people of...