Hartford Courant: New law bars public from courtrooms when teens are charged with the most serious felonies

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Hartford Courant: New law bars public from courtrooms when teens are charged with the most serious felonies October 13, 2019 Research conducted by the University of New Haven’s Tow Youth Justice for the Connecticut General Assembly’s Juvenile Justice Policy and Oversight Committee is cited in a story about Connecticut state prosecutors challenging a new law that closes courtrooms to the public when teenagers aged 15-, 16-, and 17- years old are charged with serious crimes."

https://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-news-conn-juvenile-transfer-law-20191010-20191013-664ueip355g27kdlwlmwqrwnc4-story.html"

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