Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy has proposed a number of criminal justice reforms, including raising the age when criminal offenders are treated as juveniles and revamping the bail bond system so arrestees aren’t incarcerated for low-level offenses while awaiting trial.
Malloy presented his ideas Nov. 6 at a Connecticut Law Review symposium at the University of Connecticut School of Law in Hartford. “We must be smarter about our policies,” Malloy said. “We must end a cycle of crime and create the opportunity for success.”
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