ACLU of Connecticut Disappointed By Gov. Lamont and State Response to Connecticut State Police Ticketing Scandal
Systemic Issues in Police Transparency Exist and State Should Be Active
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Systemic Issues in Police Transparency Exist and State Should Be Active
In a Precedent-Setting Decision, the District of Connecticut Finds An Ongoing Violation of the Constitutional Rights of Veronica-May Clark, a Transgender Woman in Department of Correction Custody.
ACLU Foundation of Connecticut, Finn Dixon & Herling LLP, and Krieger Lewin LLP Represent Veronica-May Clark, a Transgender Woman in DOC Custody. The Court Previously Held Ms. Clark Was Egregiously Denied Medical Care for Years in Violation of Her Constitutional Rights.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court issued a ruling today in Idaho and Moyle v.
ACLU of Connecticut Rise PAC, League of Women Voters of Connecticut and Stamford, CT League of Conservation Voters, NAACP Windham, Full Citizen’s Coalition hold statewide press conference in support of voting rights and ballot referendum.
Case now returns to lower court where politicians have vowed to continue efforts to restrict medication abortion access.