With protests over the killing of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police serving as the backdrop, the Connecticut Bar Association decided it was time to look into police reform in the Nutmeg State.

At the suggestion of CBA President Ndidi Moses, the first-ever policing task force—comprised of 10 attorneys, 10 members with a law enforcement background and 10 members from the community—convened on June 19.

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