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Connecticut Law Tribune

Connecticut Should End Felony Disenfranchisement 

Connecticut should end its practice of disenfranchising people incarcerated for felonies or on parole. Other states are taking steps to protect the sanctity of each citizen's vote, and Connecticut should act as well.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Letter to the Editor: The Triggers of a 'Nappy-Haired' Black Lawyer

On the morning of March 5, in the midst of working, I was sent an article published by the Connecticut Law Tribune titled, "I am Afraid for My Grandson."
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Letter to the Editor: We Need Justice, Not Politics

The administration of justice should not be political. Prosecutors must be guided by the evidence in a case and the applicable law, not by partisan, political considerations. Political pressure should never sway a prosecutor's decision-making.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

I am Afraid for My Grandson

There seems to be a constant stream of killings of Black men by whites, many of them sworn to protect and serve the very people they are killing
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Increased Diversity Among Law School Applicants is a Positive Change

The 2020 online bar exam resulted in improved pass rates across the country.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Update: $15 Minimum Wage to Be Excluded from COVID-19 Relief Bill

A budget reconciliation strategy to move forward on a national $15 per hour minimum wage has failed, but that's not the end of the debate.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Applying the Anti-Riot Act to Donald Trump

The Anti-Riot Act makes it a crime to travel in interstate commerce with the intent to incite a riot.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Erosion of Police Discipline Leads to Gross Violations

The failings of police discipline are a nationwide problem, including in Norwalk, Connecticut
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Connecticut Law Tribune

A President's Constitutional Obligation to Be Honest Supersedes Right to Lie

Since communicating to the public is one of the president's official functions, the honesty duty likewise applies to virtually all such communications.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Failure to Vote on Judge Jongbloed's Nomination Was a Disservice to Connecticut

Judge Barbara Bailey Jongbloed has been a respected member of the Superior Court bench for 20 years.
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