Connecticut's prison ombudsman position remains vacant due to disputes over suitable candidates.

Connecticut's correctional ombudsman position, established two years ago to oversee its prison system, remains vacant due to conflicts among lawmakers, advocates, and Gov. Ned Lamont's office over suitable candidates. Emails reveal internal dissatisfaction with candidates under consideration, including discussions about hindering civil rights attorney Ken Krayeske, who was previously one of three finalists for the position.

August 03, 2024
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