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Connecticut’s next Chief State’s Attorney could be one of these people. Here’s how they responded to Smart Justice questions about their views on racial justice and decarceration.
It's no secret that we read banned books, and we've loved books by ACLU clients and colleagues. As we head into 2020, we thought we'd share some of the books and podcasts that made an impact on our staff in 2019.
We asked the ACLU-CT staff to tell us some of their favorite moments in civil rights and civil liberties from the past decade. We couldn’t create a comprehensive list. But we could pull together a reminder that in work for change, there are always moments worth celebrating and remembering.
Connecticut’s lack of clear guidelines and rules for prosecutors means that there are essentially 13 different standards for justice across our state.
Smart Justice is calling on everyone applying to become Connecticut’s next Chief State’s Attorney to answer these questions about racial justice and decarceration.
In Connecticut, elected and unelected public officials – including Democrats and Republicans – have blocked critics and journalists on social media. Recent court decisions should make them think twice.
