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The University graduate student arrested for damaging the American flag on Beinecke Plaza on April 19 appeared in court on Tuesday for their arraignment.

A family member of a woman fatally shot last summer hours after she went to police to report a domestic violence incident involving the man who would later kill her has filed an intent to sue the city...

For three years, Melisia Taylor has been fighting for answers about what happened prior to her son’s death inside MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution....

Civil rights attorney Alex Taubes LAW ’15 helps the people of Connecticut fight against powerful corporations and government negligence through lawsuits and class actions.

During his time in a Connecticut prison, Braham successfully prosecuted several actions against prison officials and assisted other inmates in […] The post Michael Braham, ‘jailhouse lawyer’ who spent 25 years in prison, set to attend law school in the fall appeared first on TheGrio.

Former "jailhouse lawyer" Michael Braham, who spent 25 years in a Connecticut prison, is headed to law school in the fall.

The state's Presidential Preference Primary election will be held on April 2.

A day before a hearing tied to independent oversight of the CT Department of Correction, advocates reignited calls for accountability.

Unless a court decides otherwise, former President Donald Trump will remain on Connecticut ballots in 2024, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas’s office said this week, days after Colorado’s Supreme Court ordered him removed from that state’s primary ballots.

New Haven civil rights attorney, Alex Taubes, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss getting justice for his wrongful conviction clients, and why he wrote to CT Secretary of State, Stephanie Thomas, requesting that Donald Trump be barred from next year’s presidential primary and general election ballots. I