Jaden Edison / CT Mirror
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Gov. Ned Lamont on Monday backed the chief state’s attorney’s decision to hand over to federal authorities a criminal investigation into state police who allegedly submitted tens of thousands of phony traffic stop tickets to Connecticut’s racial profiling database.
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“This historic settlement reflects the commitment of New Haven leadership to fully value Randy Cox’s life and support him through the difficult journey ahead,” Cox’s attorneys said in a statement.
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Legislative committee passes gun legislation that would ban the bulk purchase of handguns, as well as raise the minimum age for purchasing long guns to 21.
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A General Assembly committee held public hearing focusing on legislation which would establish guidelines for early voting in Connecticut.
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Connecticut is one of four states without early voting. But some Black and Latino voters say it would help them.
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New Haven prosecutors have dropped criminal charges against Randy Cox, the Black man left paralyzed from the chest down after his head crashed into the wall of a city police van with no seatbelts.
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Until the law changed, incarcerated people in CT were considered residents of prison towns. Here’s where they’re actually from.
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TaShun Bowden-Lewis is Connecticut's first black chief public defender.
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Radenka Maric is the second woman to be president of the university. Maric’s appointment is a move toward stability for the university, as two former presidents stepped down from their roles in the last two years.