Some officials refer to it as the school-to-prison pipeline. And they want to slow the flow of juveniles who pass through it.
While other aspects of Gov. Dannel Malloy’s Second Chance Society have gained more attention, state Judicial Branch and executive branch officials have high hopes for a just-passed bill that would limit the number of young people school officials funnel into the juvenile court system and reduce the number of juveniles held in prison before trial.
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