Connecticut Attorney General William Tong in his Hartford office in February. Photo by Michael Marciano/ALM
Legislation to strengthen civil rights enforcement in Connecticut passed the Judiciary Committee this week. The state House and Senate and, ultimately Gov. Ned Lamont, are expected to approve the measure.
April 10, 2019 at 04:36 PM
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The creation of a civil rights division within the Office of the Connecticut Attorney General moved one step closer to reality this week when the state Legislature’s Judiciary Committee approved the measure 24-15.
The state House and Senate are expected to sign off on the legislation, which Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont is expected to sign into law this session, which ends June 5.
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