Connecticut's Massive Bill: Police Training, Antisemitism, & More
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Connecticut lawmakers swiftly passed a comprehensive bill, Senate Bill 298, addressing police training, voting rules, and local grants. The bill mandates new police training on handling mental health crises, including autism awareness, and establishes a working group to combat antisemitism in schools. It also waives regulations for UConn Health to expand behavioral health beds. The bill faces criticism and potential veto from Governor Ned Lamont, highlighting end-of-session political maneuvering.
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