Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration has failed to comply with a state law—one that he originally proposed—designed to promote fairness and transparency in Connecticut’s criminal justice system. The law, passed unanimously in 2019, mandates the Office of Policy and Management (OPM) to collect and analyze data annually from various criminal justice agencies to assess whether defendants are treated differently based on race, ethnicity, or hometown.
The large "Black Lives Matter" mural painted on a street near the White House will be removed as Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser faces mounting pressure from both President...
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