General Assembly's Judiciary Committee holds virtual public forum on police accountability bill
The General Assembly's Judiciary Committee will be holding a virtual public forum Friday to discuss the police accountability bill expected to be part of the upcoming special session later this month.
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The General Assembly's Judiciary Committee is holding a virtual public forum Friday to discuss the police accountability bill expected to be part of the upcoming special session later this month.
The public will be able to either virtually speak during the session or can submit written testimony. If you want to submit written testimony, you're asked to include your name and town.
Speakers who are chosen will have three minutes.
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For those who want to submit written testimony, click here.
The session will be available on Connecticut Network TV and News 12 Connecticut Facebook Live.
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