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This hour: we sit-down with Connecticut Department of Correction Commissioner Scott Semple. In recent months, Semple’s agency has garnered statewide attention -- specifically with regard to reports involving prison health care and security.
We take a closer look at those issues and talk more broadly about trends within Connecticut's prison system.
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