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Apr 01, 2022
ACLU of Connecticut ACLU-CT Legislative Testimony
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H.B. 5499, An Act Concerning the Criminal Justice Commission and the Division of Criminal Justice

Legislation
Mar 30, 2022
ACLU of Connecticut ACLU-CT Legislative Testimony
  • Criminal Legal System|
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H.B. 5347, An Act Concerning the Review of Criminal Histories for Prospective Tenants

Legislation
Mar 09, 2022
Smart Justice leaders stand in front of the CT capitol. The sun is breaking through a cloud. One person stands with arms upstretched above their head, behind the people not prisons banner
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H.B. 5248, An Act Concerning the Collateral Consequences of Criminal Convictions on Occupational Licenses

House Bill 5248 is the opportunity for Connecticut to require job licensure boards to make a determination based on a person, not a background check result. We will all benefit if we stop blocking people’s access to employment solely based on that person’s criminal record.
Legislation
Mar 09, 2022
The CT capitol is in the background. In foreground is a yellow square text box that says, in blue letters, S.B. 307, accountability for state's attorneys. The ACLU of Connecticut logo is at the bottom right, in white.
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S.B. 307, An Act Concerning Prosecutorial Accountability and Priority Given to Cases Prosecuted

State's Attorneys are among the most powerful but least accountable actors in the criminal legal system. If Senate Bill 307 is passed, Connecticut will have more transparent prosecution with meaningful opportunities for both oversight and public input.
Legislation
Feb 16, 2022
ACLU of Connecticut ACLU-CT Legislative Testimony
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Testimony Regarding the Criminal Justice Commission's Budget Line Item

The Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) is the entity in charge of evaluating state's attorneys, investigating misconduct by state's attorneys, and will soon embark on a national search for Connecticut's next chief state's attorney.