Shelton attorney Jay Ruane has been representing protesters and activists in Connecticut for two decades. When peaceful demonstrators were arrested for minor offenses as they spoke out against police brutality in the wake of the May 25 police killing of George Floyd, the attorney was eager to offer a helping hand.

Ruane and other Connecticut lawyers have been representing front-line demonstrators marching in the Nutmeg State almost daily since Floyd was killed three weeks ago. They say pro bono representation is an ethical duty.

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