After a poor start, Connecticut's anti-racial profiling effort is making progress
New legislation could significantly change how police conduct traffic stops.
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New legislation could significantly change how police conduct traffic stops.
The General Assembly passed an anti-profiling law named for the late Bridgeport State Senator Alvin W. Penn, who championed the issue, in 1999.
In addition to reducing racial disparities, the system now could lead legislators to...
In addition to reducing racial disparities, the system now could lead legislators to...