Power & Politics: Lamont’s emergency powers extended; policing the police
This week on Connecticut Power & Politics, lawmakers give Gov. Ned Lamont five more months of emergency powers. But does he really need them?
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Oct 3, 2021, 12:00 AM
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Updated 929 days ago
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