Connecticut Attorney General William Tong in his Hartford office in February. Photo by Michael Marciano/ALM
The Connecticut House of Representatives voted to pass legislation to strengthen the Office of the Attorney General's ability to enforce civil rights laws.
May 16, 2019 at 03:13 PM
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The state House of Representatives voted 82-63 Wednesday in favor of establishing a civil rights division within the Office of Attorney General.
The Democrat-controlled state Senate and Gov. Ned Lamont are expected to give their approval before the end of the legislative session on June 5.
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