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State legislators voted overwhelmingly Thursday night for proposed changes in Connecticut’s juvenile justice laws that are designed to target repeat criminals and reduce crime, including GPS monitoring.
The House approved a bill that will speed up juvenile arraignments, extend hold times for youths and allow GPS monitoring for repeat offenders. But some worry the tough-on-crime approach is ineffective.
Gov. Ned Lamont’s proposed bill to adopt California’s emissions standards heads to...
Gov. Ned Lamont’s proposed bill to adopt California’s emissions standards heads to...
The state Senate, which is also controlled by Democrats, is expected to approve the deal...