Connecticut must build a system that does not incarcerate people who haven’t been sentenced simply because they can’t afford freedom.
Gus Marks-Hamilton | Opinion Contributor
Posted inCommunity Editorial Board
Stigma after death from the CT Department of Correction
The Department of Correction can continue to inform the public when people in their custody die from COVID-19 without stigmatizing and debasing their lives.
Posted inCT Viewpoints
Out of prison and out of work: the toll on Connecticut’s economy
Connecticut faces an enormous decision about the direction of its economic future. Yet as politicians pitch visions about their plans for prosperity, most are not talking about the staggering financial toll that criminal incarceration has had on this state.