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ACLU of Connecticut lawyers and advocates are among the state's leading experts on civil liberties and constitutional freedoms. They are regularly sought out by leading broadcast, print and online media to lend an essential voice to the conversation about some of the most important issues facing Connecticut. Please contact Meghan Holden, Communications Director, for all press inquiries: media@acluct.org or 860-992-7645.
Hartford City Councilmembers, joined by statewide and local civil liberties organizations, immigrants’ rights organizations, youth and children’s rights organizations, and an LGBTQ rights organization, spoke out in favor of a proposed ordinance to create democratic controls to city surveillance.
The results of the 2018 election are proof that Connecticut voters support smarter justice policies and reject backward-on-crime and silent-on-justice approaches.
Voters and would-be voters encountered long lines and confusion in New Haven today. The following is a reaction from ACLU of Connecticut legal director Dan Barrett.
Sandy Lomonico, criminal justice organizer for the ACLU of Connecticut, reacts to Independent gubernatorial candidate Oz Griebel’s publication of a criminal justice reform platform.
Yesterday, 28 Connecticut organizations, led by the ACLU of Connecticut’s Smart Justice campaign, sent a letter asking candidates for governor to publish criminal and juvenile justice reform platforms. The following is Smart Justice's reaction to Ned Lamont's release of a platform today.
In a complaint filed in the U.S. District Court, the ACLU of Connecticut contends that a Stamford police employee illegally and maliciously violated a protester’s rights by confiscating his phone and protest sign and arresting and arresting and jailing him for exercising his freedom of speech.
